Rock Guard Coating
Tough protection for tough conditions. Rock guard coatings shield equipment, vehicles, and surfaces from impact, abrasion, and environmental damage.
Protection Against Impact & Abrasion
Operating equipment on Peace Region roads and work sites means constant exposure to rocks, gravel, and debris. Rock guard coatings create a durable barrier that absorbs impacts and resists abrasion, extending the life of equipment and reducing maintenance costs.
These polyurethane-based coatings bond directly to metal surfaces, creating a tough, flexible layer that won't crack or peel under stress. They're designed for the harsh conditions of resource extraction, construction, and heavy transportation.
Applications
- Heavy Equipment: Excavators, loaders, dozers, and other machinery.
- Truck Bodies: Bed liners, rocker panels, fenders, and undercarriage.
- Trailers: Flatbeds, dumps, and lowboys.
- Tanks & Vessels: Protecting containment equipment.
- Industrial Floors: High-traffic areas requiring impact resistance.
- Secondary Containment: Berms and containment areas.
Benefits
- Impact Resistance: Absorbs rock strikes and debris impacts.
- Abrasion Resistance: Withstands constant wear from sliding materials.
- Corrosion Protection: Seals metal from moisture and chemicals.
- Sound Deadening: Reduces noise from impacts.
- Chemical Resistance: Resists fuels, oils, and common industrial chemicals.
- UV Stability: Maintains appearance in outdoor exposure.
The Process
Proper application is critical for coating performance:
- Surface Preparation: Cleaning, degreasing, and abrading the surface for proper adhesion.
- Priming: Applying primer where required for specific substrates.
- Application: Spraying coating to specified thickness.
- Curing: Allowing proper cure time before return to service.
Common Uses in Peace Region
We frequently apply rock guard coatings for:
- Oil and gas service vehicles operating on lease roads
- Gravel trucks and heavy haulers
- Logging equipment
- Agricultural machinery
- Construction equipment
If your equipment takes a beating, rock guard coating is an investment that pays for itself in reduced repair costs and extended equipment life.