COMPANY PROFILE
100 YEARS
EXPERIENCE IN COATINGS MANUFACTURING
Spencer Coatings Ltd has been manufacturing high performance coatings and industrial paints for over one hundred years in the UK.
‘FIFTY YEARS TO FIRST MAINTENANCE’ NOW A POSSIBILITY With proven thirty years maintenance free track record the often flagged ‘Fifty Years to First Maintenance’ target is now a real possibility when this product is correctly specified and applied.
ACQUISITION AND FURTHER GROWTH Spencer Coatings Ltd became the largest independent coatings manufacturer in the UK in 2012 following the acquisition of Stokes Paints.
Employing in excess of one hundred people the enlarged Spencer Coatings will have a turnover of more than £16 million in 2013 with a dedicated plan for growth in the company’s global markets.
ABERDEEN HQ The Aberdeen based company will maintain its corporate headquarters in the Granite City, which is also the base for
Key industrial sectors for the product ranges include oil, water and gas pipelines, both full internal and external protection and the onsite protection of field joints and pipeline rehabilitation.
Offshore oil and gas structures, marine structures and bridges are also fully protected with Spencer Coatings high performance range of coatings.
THIRTY YEARS MAINTENANCE FREE Within the high performance range is Acothane solvent free polyurethane with a proven thirty years maintenance free track record for steel and concrete in a wide variety of industries including off shore and marine structures, bridges and water retaining structures.
This outstanding product has many applications for the protection of land based and off shore wind energy structures including towers, splash zones, mono piles, jackets and sub-sea steel work.
its Scotland and North Sea sales and technical services.
A new distribution and technical centre has been established in Aberdeen to carry out colour finishing and will stock products for customers in Scotland including customers operating in the North Sea Oil and Gas industry.
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