ADVERTORIAL FEATURE | REEF INDUSTRIES, INC.


Dedicated to your Operations


We Protect What Matters. Reef Industries has been a part of the nuclear industry for over a quarter of a century.


FOUNDED IN 1957, REEF INDUSTRIES, Inc. was built on the foundation of being a reliable source of custom plastic laminate needs for our customers. We offer a wide range of fabrication capabilities that exceed your requirements. New technologies and innovations allowed for the development of a wide range of products and material grades. Our product portfolio comprises of Griffolyn® Armorlon®


, Permalon® , Terra Tape® and Banner Guard® , . Reef’s products


also include tarps, covers, packaging, and containment. There are various components in nuclear power plants that are subjected to harsh environments. These components must be able to withstand a variety of factors including high temperatures and pressures, in addition to contaminants, dust, and debris. Griffolyn®


Below:


GriffGuard for Floor Protection


Bottom: Nuclear containment, customized


Foreign Material Exclusion (FME) Custom Containment Take preventative measures to ensure components and systems are protected from foreign material with Griffolyn® reinforced tarps. Griffolyn®


provides complete around-the-


clock protection by preventing outside debris from entering specific areas that can cause worker injury or potential damage to sensitive equipment. Griffolyn®


fire retardant FME covers are an economical specialty plastics


can meet these requirements and bring added benefits such as tear resistance, fire resistance and UV stabilization. For more than 65 years, Reef Industries has been


providing the nuclear industry with construction, maintenance and outage protection for over a quarter of a century. Utilizing Reef’s collection of custom fabrics, Reef Industries continues to provide products for plant maintenance, contamination control and reliable storage solutions.


solution to prevent excessive and unnecessary expenses resulting from fixing or replacing damaged equipment and parts caused by foreign material intrusion. FME tarps help ensure that machines and parts that are important, sensitive or valuable do not get contaminated or damaged by foreign objects. This often involves extremely tight tolerances and precise measurements. Keep your operations running smoothly with Reef Industries’ performance engineered and highly tear resistant custom containment covers. Whether providing storage and protection of parts or containment and isolation of contaminated materials during new construction, maintenance or plant outages, Reef Industries can custom design and fabricate a custom cover dedicated to providing maximum protection and to improve your company’s efficiency during these critical tasks. Product Features:


● NFPA 701 Certified ● Fire Safety & Contamination Applications ● Highly Flexible ● High Puncture Resistance ● Custom Pantone Colors Available ● Water Clear Material Available


Hot Work Areas Prevent intrusion of sparks, contain welding fumes and protect personnel working in the vicinity from harmful UV lights created while welding with Griffolyn® Griffolyn®


Type-WC 1700. welding curtains provide complete protection


against harmful UV light and contaminants, produced by welding or grinding, such as slags, wire bristles and grinding dust, that can ultimately affect operating procedures. Griffolyn®


Type-WC 1700 supplied by Reef Industries is


an economical solution to prevent unnecessary expenses resulting from replacing non-certified welding curtains and potential medical costs resulting from workplace injuries. Product Features:


● High puncture resistance ● Highly flexible ● High temperature resistance ● NFPA 701 Certified ● FM 4950 Approved


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