Jotun Paint School 2014 01 Day

Jotun TSS Academy 1 Day Paint School
Jotun TSS Academy
Welcome to Jotun 1 Day Paint School

PT. Wijaya Karya, 26 June 2017
By : Mochamad Rizal Efendi

Technical Training - TSS Performance Coatings PT. Jotun Indonesia
Jotun Paint School 1 © Copyright
1 Day Paint School
1. Introduction of Jotun
2. Why and what do we paint?
3. Paint technology
4. Corrosion
5. Surface pre-treatment
6. Application
7. Health and Safety
8. Green step


Jotun HQ Norway
The Global Company

• Established since 1926
• Head office in Sandefjord, Norway
• Turnover 2,1 bill USD (2015)
• More then 9800 employees
• 71 companies in 45 countries, with 36 Production Facilities in 19
countries, represented in more then 90 countries in the world
• Regional Lab and R&D in UEA,Norway,USA,China,S.Korea,and Malaysia

Facts and figures

• Among the 20 largest paint
companies in the world
• 36 production facilities in 19
countries
• 71 companies in 45 countries
• Represented in more than 90
countries around the world
• More than 9.400 employees
worldwide
• Head office in Sandefjord, Norway

PT. Jotun Indonesia
• Sales in Indonesia since 1985,

• First factory in Indonesia 1996,
• Expansion production factory in MM2100 Bekasi 2005
• Expansion Jotun Distribution Center in 2015
• No 1 in Marine segment
• No 1 in Protective segment
• No 1 in Powder Coating Segment
• Top 3 in Decorative segment
• Branch Offices in Surabaya, Pekanbaru, Balikpapan,
Medan, Makasar and Batam
• Computerized tinting machines (Multicolor) in more
than 700 shops

PT. Jotun Indonesia
• Our current production capacity is up to 40million liters

(mix Solvent and Water base) per year
• We had build new warehouse, called Jotun Distribution
Center with capacity up to 10.000 pallets
• Multi Color Tinting Machine capacity of 1200 cans/day
(mix Solvent and Water Base)

6 Branches : • Medan • Palembang • Makassar

• Pekanbaru • Surabaya
• Batam • Balikpapan

More then 700 Jotun Multicolor Centre and

50 Multi Color Industry in Indonesia (Dealers)

Decorative paints Marine coatings Protective coatings Powder coatings
Use
Application
Brands/
Products

Jotun Customers
Red HPI
Box Customers
Customers

Customers already signed up for HPS

• Jotun’s Hull Performance Solutions was launched early 2011
• Numerous sophisticated customers have applied or contracted one or more vessels
with HPS


Protective Coatings
HPI Energy Infrastructure
Mining Heavy Industry Offshore

Worldwide Project References

Cruiseship FREEDOM OF THE SEA
Jotun Global Marine references

SSP PIRANEMA (Photo Sevan HORDALAND BRIDGE, Norway

Marine)
Jotun Global Protective references
DELTA PROJECT, TIANJIN PORT, CHINA

NEDHERLAND

DUBAI METRO, U.A.E. WEST TOWER, GUANGZHOU, CHINA

BURJ KHALIFA, DUBAI, U.A.E. UNION PROPERTIES TOWER, DUBAI, U.A.E.

Jotun Decorative global references

ATLANTIS THE PALM, DUBAI, U.A.E. BAHRAIN WORLD TRADE CENTRE, BAHRAIN

Petronas – Twin Tower Kuala Lumpur. Burj Dubai

THE EIFFEL TOWER

Indonesia Project References

OIL TANKER, HUMPUSS BOGASARI
Indonesian Marine references

Conoco Phillips,
Natuna Sea
FSO Arco Ardjuna PHE ONWJ
BP
TANGG
UH
LNG
Indonesian Protective Project

References
PLTU Tanjung Jati B 3&4 2x 660 MW

PLTGU Muara Karang Expansion 600MW PLTU Lontar 3x315 MW
And many more in acceleration program 10.000 MW phase 1 and 2 and

up coming 35.000 MW

PLTGU Tanjung Priok 1x 740 MW PLTU Paiton III 1x850 MW PLTU Rembang 2x316 MW
And many more in acceleration program 10.000 MW phase 1 and 2 and

up coming 35.000 MW

Regatta Grand Indonesia Sea World
Indonesian Decorative references

Jotun Single Source Solution Juanda Airport, Surabaya

Training and Tools
• Jotun Paint School

• Coating Academy
• JAMP (Jotun Assets
Management
Program)

A Wide Pool of Qualified Coating Advisors
PT. Jotun Indonesia currently supported by 60 Coating Advisor for

Performance Coating Segment certified as Inspector by NACE, SSPC
and FROSIO

1 Day Paint School
2. Why and what do we paint
3. Paint technology
4. Corrosion and Cathodic Protection
5. Surface preparation
6. Application
8. Green step

Mengapa Cat Diperlukan?
Ada dua alasan utama untuk mengecat :
Untuk melindungi properti dan untuk alasan kosmetik
Hal ini secara finansial sangat penting untuk melindungi struktur

terhadap korosi. Sebuah sistem cat yang baik akan menjadi metode
biaya-efektif untuk melindungi struktur:
Umur struktur diperpanjang, biaya pemeliharaan berkurang dan resiko

kecelakaan yang mempengaruhi orang-orang dan lingkungan berkurang.

Why do we paint?
Safety and economy:
The industry wishes to preserve their investments to avoid
accidents.
If it was cheaper to let constructions corrode, and simply build
new ones when the safety limit was passed, we
would have seen many more rusty plants, ships and platforms

What are differences between below terms?
Coating
Any layer that covering /shielding construction from environment
Painting
Liquid , applied in liquid condition, cured as solid coating
Lining
Thick or very thick coating, used in submerged condition

What kind of coating could protect this construction


1 Day Paint School
3. Corrosion
4. Paint technology
6. Application
8. Green step

Definition of corrosion
Corrosion is a chemical reaction between

a metal
and
its surrounding environment
under the formation of corrosion products

Pengertian Korosi
Logam Korosi Karat

(Metal) (Corrosion) (Rust)
• Karat/Rust hanya bisa dihilangkan dengan cara mekanik, dengan

dibakar, digerinda, di-wire brush atau dengan blasting
• Coating atau cat hanya mencegah proses korosi tidak terjadi

Parameters influencing the corrosion speed
• Humidity
• Temperature
• Concentration of salts
• Amount of air pollution, including
acid rain, soot and dust particles

Corrosion Protection by coatings

• Barrier effect
– Creates a barrier that stops the ionic current
(i.e. corrosion current) Example: epoxy-coatings
• Inhibitive/passivizing effect
– The coating passivizes the steel surface
Example: coatings mixed with anti corrosive pigments
(lead, chromates or phosphates)
• Cathodic effect
– The coating itself acts as an anode (galvanic effect)
Example: zinc rich coatings

Barrier effect
Most paints protect the steel by
forming a barrier to the surrounding
environment
• A barrier will increase the

resistance in the galvanic circle
• A thick barrier will give better

protection than a thin

Jotun Barrier Effect with Glass Flake Technology
Thickness
1500
Baltoflake Chemflake
for internal tank with excellent
Marathon 1000GF chemical resistant
600
500
400
Marathon
300
Jotamastic 90 GF
75
• A thick barrier will give better protection than a thin

Inhibitor effect
In inhibitive coatings, moisture may
penetrate to reach the inhibitive
primer where the reactive pigments
are activated, which in turn
passivizes the metal substrate at the
coating/metal interface
Example of Inhibitive pigments:

• Red Lead (not used)
• Lead/zinc chromate (not used)
• Zinc phosphate
Product with inhibitive pigments are

not suited for immersed substrates

Cathodic effect
• Some paints offer the same
cathodic protection effect as
sacrificial anodes
• A zinc-rich primer reacts to protect
the steel substrate when the
topcoat is damaged
• The CP type of paints is not an
inert paint film as the barrier
coatings
• The paints contain active, metallic
pigments
• The pigments react with moisture
and the steel and creates a
calcareous deposit on bare spots
of the steel substrate

Zinc Rich Paints (Cathodic Protection)
Zinc Epoxy (Organic Zinc) Zinc Ethil Silicate

(In Organic Zinc)
• Chemically curing
• Good adhesion & mechanical
• Very good solvent resistance
strength
• Very high heat resistance (max
• May be recoated with most types
400ºC)
of paint, except Alkyd
• Very high mechanical strength
• Dry heat resistant up to 120ºC
• Max. DFT: 100 µm At higher DFT
• Film thickness: 25 – 125 µm
tendency of mud-cracking or
• Not acid- and alkaline resistant checking
(Resistant between pH 5-9)
Jotun Zinc Ethil Silicate Product
Jotun Zinc Epoxy Product
Barrier 77, Barrier 80, Barrier 90 Resist 78 , Resist 86,

1 Day Paint School
3. Corrosion
4. Paint technology
6. Application
8. Green step

Composition of paints
Paints
Binder Pigments Solvents Additives
Natural Resin Colouring Hydro carbons Wetting agent

Drying oil
Coal Tar
Extender Ketones Anti-settling
Nitrocellulose
Synthetic Resin Inhibitive pigm. Esters Dryer

Alkyd
CR Cathodically Ethers Anti-skinner
Epoxy protective
Polyester
Polyurethane Alcohols Plasticiser
Silicate
Biocides
Vinyl Water

The properties of a paint will be decided by

the binder
• Three generic type of

binders are applied to test
panels: Alkyd, epoxy and
polyurethane
• Exposed to sunlight, water
chemicals
• Different properties are
demonstrated.
• Important to select the
correct type of paint for the
purpose

Solid Content ( illustration only )
Solvents,
20%
Additives, 8%
Solvents,
50%
Pigments, 24%
Additives, 5%
Pigments, 15%
Binder,
Binder, 48%
30%
Solid content: 50% Solid content: 80%

Drying / Curing Mechanism

• The properties of a paint film is closely related to how the binder dries or
cures
• The three most common drying / curing mechanisms are:
1. Solvent evaporation (physically drying)
2. Reaction with oxygen in the air (oxidation)
3. Chemical reaction between resin and hardener

Drying / Curing Mechanism

Physically drying Oxidative drying Chemically curing
• Chlorinated rubber • Alkyd • Epoxy (solvent and

• Vinyl water borne)
• Acrylic • Zinc epoxy
• Silicone • Epoxy Mastic
• Bitumen • Polyurethane
• Tar • 2-pack Acrylic
• Antifoulings • Zinc Silicate
• Polysiloxane
• Polyester
• Vinylester

Jotun Product
Jotun Physically Jotun Oxidative Jotun Chemically
drying drying curing
•Pioner Primer • Alkyd primer • Penguard /

•Coastal Uniprime • Aluflex Jotacote/Tankguard
• Jota QD Primer • Barier 80
•Solvalitt
• Pilot II • Jotamastic 80/90/ SF
•Pioner Top Coat • Jota TC Gloss • Hardtop AX/XP/HB
•Pilot AC • Jota QD Top Coat • Hardtop Smart Pack
• Coastal Gloss • Resist 78/86/ Tankguard
•Pilot WF
• Coastal Prime QD Zinc
• Hardtop Optima/Pro
• Baltoflake
• Chemflake

Chemically curing binder?

Harus Memperhatikan hal penting berikut :
1. Pastikan umur pakai (Self Life) cat masih bagus.
2. Pastikan Comp A bertemu Comp B yang tepat
3. Pastikan mixing ratio Comp A : Comp B
4. Gunakan mechanical agitator (mixer)
5. Applikasikan sebelum masa reaksi
(pot life) habis
6. Diamkan selama waktu induction time
Untuk bereaksi awal
7. Lakukan pengecatan ulang sesuai waktu
recoating intervals

Chemically curing ?

1 Day Paint School
3. Paint technology
4. Corrosion
6. Application
8. Green step

Penyebab Utama Kegagalan Pengecatan

Penyebab utama kerusakan
cat/coating
adalah :
• Persiapan permukaan yang

kurang bagus
• Aplikasi pengecatan yang
kurang baik
Meskipun menggunakan
cat/coating dengan kualitas
tinggi, tetapi jika persiapan
permukaan dan cara aplikasinya
salah maka performa cat
tersebut tidak akan bagus.
Persiapan permukaan (Surface Steel Preparation)

terdiri dari :
1. Menghilangkan permukaan tajam

2. Membersihkan permukaan dari kotoran dan minyak
/grease menggunakan detergent
3. Membilas dengan air tawar (fresh water)
4. Melakukan treatment permukaan sesuai standard yang
digunakan

1. Removing Sharp Edges
Cross section of painted steel with a sharp edge

• Paint applied with spray
• Forms inferior coating thickness around the
edge
Sharp
edge,
low
DFT
Steel
Paint

Cross section of painted steel with well rounded edge

• Paint applied by spray
• Forms even thickness around the edge
Paint
Steel

Pre-surface condition
• Visual inspection should be
conducted on all steel items prior
to surface preparation
• This will determine the level of

pre-preparation requirements
such as grinding, filling etc.

Steel preparation prior to cleaning: Laminations,

undercuts, welding seams

Steel preparation: Edges and weld spatters

Bad welding and non-removal of spatters

Early corrosion on sharp edge and spot welds

• Paint has newly been applied
• Exposed to wind and weather for approximately 2
weeks

Rough welding seam at internal water tank

Paint unable to cover intermittent area

2. Removing Dirt, Oil and Grease
Cleaning with detergent
• Apply the cleaner from below

and upwards
• Work systematically on all
surfaces
• Let the cleaner react, normally
1-5 minutes
• Wash off from below and
upwards
• Final rinse from above and
down

2. Removing Dirt, Oil and Grease
Washing with detergent, rinse with fresh water

3. Washing with fresh water
Osmotic blistering
Osmotic blistering occurs when

paint has been applied on a
surface contaminated with
water soluble salts

Formation of blisters
as a function of salt concentration on substrate (1 of 2)
Salt: 0 mg/ m² Salt: 60 mg/ m²

Film: 150 microns Film: 150 microns

Formation of blisters
as a function of salt concentration on substrate (1 of 2)
Salt: 100 mg/ m² Salt: 200 mg/m²

Film: 150 microns Film: 150 microns

Welding smoke is water soluble and can only

be removed by water

Blisters close to weld

• Welding smoke is water soluble and will create osmotic
blistering if not removed
• Galvanic difference between steel plate and weld may
aggravate the attack

4. Surface Treatment
Steel Preparation Standards

ISO 8501-1

Wire Brush
• Wire brushing is relatively easy to
use for maintenance on
previously coated surfaces
• Wire brushing will not, however,

feather edge existing coatings
• Wire brushing will not remove mill

scale

Hand wire brushed surfaces

Disc sanding and grinding

Disking and grinding is a similar
process to mechanical wire-brush
There is a danger of polishing the

surface or gouging the steel or
substrate
Suitable for feathering of edges

to intact paint after spot repair

Polished erection and welds

Abrasive blast cleaning
• Gives a good surface profile

• Surface stays dry
• High production rate
• Several blasting standards can
be achieved
• Does not remove oil, grease

and salts from the substrate
• Creates dust

Abrasive is projected under high

pressures onto the surface which
removes:
– Old coatings, surface ready
for new coatings to be applied
– Mill scale and rust
Surface profile is created

Blasting standard ISO 8501-1

Blasting test area

• It may be difficult to evaluate
a surface according to a
standard
• Test areas are often put up on

the site to make sure that the
actual standard specified is
followed
• Agreement before the work

starts will help to avoid later
disagreements

Types of abrasives
Abrasives used in the
abrasive blast
cleaning process
The main groups are

metallic, non-metallic
and specialist
products

Abrasives and blasting profile

Abrasives and blasting profile

increases the surface area of
the steel
The profile will differ

depending on type of abrasive:
shot, grit and also size
The surface profile can

determine the adhesion value
of a coating and is a very
important aspect to coatings
and corrosion protection
Profile comparison ISO 8503-1

Abrasive spot blasting

Spot blasting
• Blast-cleaning destroys the

edges of the intact paint film
around the damage
• This results in poor adhesion
• Damaged paint edges must be

feathered prior to application
of the new paint

Kerusakan akibat spot blasting

• Edges has not been feathered prior to application of the paint
• The edges are weak points in the paint film
• Corrosion attack initiates on such areas
CD 4934 no. 80

1 Day Paint School
3. Paint technology
4. Corrosion
6. Application
8. Green step

Application
• Good work practice
• Brush
• Roller
• Stripe-coating
• Airless spray
Cleanliness and good

housekeeping before,
during and after
application are one of the
most important factors to
have a good result

Important to open the tin correctly !
• Remove all loose

particles from the lid
• Loosen the lid
• Lift the lid away from
the tin in such a
manner that the
contaminants do not
fall into the paint
Application: Open_dirtytin1

Chemically curing binder?

Harus Memperhatikan hal penting berikut :
1. Pastikan umur pakai (Self Life) cat masih bagus.
2. Pastikan Comp A bertemu Comp B yang tepat
3. Pastikan mixing ratio Comp A : Comp B
4. Gunakan mechanical agitator (mixer)
5. Applikasikan sebelum masa reaksi
(pot life) habis
6. Diamkan selama waktu induction time
Untuk bereaksi awal
7. Lakukan pengecatan ulang sesuai waktu
recoating intervals

Chemically curing ?

Tools for mixing of paints

• Always use mechanical
agitator to ensure proper
mixing of both one and two
pack products
• Proper mixing will not be
achieved by a stick
• A wooden stick may also
contain dirt and loose parts
that may contaminate the
paint and clog the spray
equipment

Mixing two component paint
• Component B is poured into

the component A (base)
• Component B may have a high
viscosity. Make sure to use all
of it
• Ensure correct mixing ratio
• Use mechanical agitator

Consequence of inferior mixing:
• To the right: Correct mixing and mixing ratio.

• To the left: Insufficient mixing and / or incorrect
mixing ratio.
Cd-4930-60

What factors influence

the drying / curing process ?
• Relative humidity, %
• Ventilation
• Temperature
• Film thickness
• Number of coats
• Evaporation speed of solvents

Parameter kondisi cuaca yang baik

untuk coating ?
• Relative humidity di bawah 85%

• Suhu permukaan konstruksi 10˚C
-40˚C
• Suhu permukaan konstruksi
minimum 3˚C diatas Dew Points

Application by brush
• The brush pushes the coating into
the substrate assisting with
wetting and the subsequent
adhesion
• Certain coatings such as epoxy

mastics are specifically
formulated for this type of
application
• Always check the product data

sheets for details on application
etc.

Application by brush
Brush vs Airless Spray Application
• Brush application may often

achieve in the range of 50
microns dry film thickness
• Airless spray can apply coatings

at extremely high dry film
thickness
• Brush much slower than airless

spray

Application by roller
• Type of roller to use must

be selected on what to
paint and the type of paint
to use
• Not recommended to use

roller on the 1st coat

Application by roller
Roller Application vs Spray Application
• The use of rollers to apply a coating
will result in a thinner dry film
compared to spray application
• The dry film thickness with roller
application will be much lower than
airless spray application. High
solids and high performance
coatings are normally spray applied
• Additional coats may have to be
applied to meet the desired dry film
thickness while applying coatings
by roller application

Stripe coating
Stripe coating is defined as an
additional coating applied to
selected areas of a substrate or
surface
The extent of stripe coating that

may be required on a structural
steel member with lots of edges
etc.

Stripe coating
• A paint brush is an excellent

tool for stripe coating
• Wet the substrate properly
• Works the paint well into the

substrate
• Welds, edges and notches

must be stripe coated

Stripe coating
• Many holidays
• The paint must be worked properly into the rough substrate using
several strokes with the paint brush
Cd-
Cd-4934-
4934-97

Stripe coating
Stripe coating between first and
second full coat:
– Weld seams
– Edges
– Bulbs
– Angels
– Notches etc.
Note the contrasting colours

Excellent work

Application by Airless spray

• Airless spray painting is
particularly suitable for anti-
corrosive and high performance
coatings applied to large
structures such as ships, bridges,
tanks etc.
• This illustration demonstrates a
coating applicator applying a high
build coating to structural
steelwork
• Airless spray is by far the most
popular form of coating
application for heavy duty
industries

Application by Airless spray

• This animation demonstrates the
use of an airless spray gun
• The paint, coloured in red, is
forced through the gun at high
pressure and through the tip
where it is atomized and pushed
onto the surface
• Although the process is called
airless, the process requires
compressed air to work the
equipment
• Electric type airless spray
equipment are also available

Airless spray equipment

• PUMP - The pump pressurizes the
paint
• POWER - A power source is
required
• HOSE - High pressure hoses.
• CONTAINER - Holds the material
• GUN - Atomizes and directs the
paint onto the surface
It is important that only genuine

parts are used for the equipment.
Never purchase cheap replacements
or spares

Airless spray
Jotacote UHB Jotamastic 90GF Jotamastic 90
Hardtop AX

Airless spray
215
2”
2”
10” or 25,4
cm
Rules when spraying
• Correct distance between spray gun and

substrate: (30-60 cm)
• Correct angel (90°)
• Overlapping
(50% or cross application)

Airless spray
• Keep the spray gun at a correct
distance from the object
• A correct distance ensures a
good, homogenous paint film
• Too great a distance gives poor
float and an uneven surface
• Trying to reach areas far away
will give an uneven film thickness
• Shadows are created behind
welds
• Waving with the gun results in an
unacceptable spray pattern

Application of a Tank
• Pre-treatment Sa 2 ½
• Paint system: Glass flake

reinforced polyester
• Good application
technique

Application technique combination of tools

• Some areas are difficult to
reach with a spray gun
• Start with the paint brush
• Then, use the back roller
• Finally, apply the remaining

areas with the spray gun

1 Day Paint School
3. Paint technology
4. Corrosion and Cathodic Protection
6. Application
8. Green step

Many risks are involved when working with paints
Safety
– Explosion and Fire
Health
– Manufacturing and Surface treatment
Environment
– Emission to air (VOC)
– Emission to water (Maintenance)
– Emission to soil (Waste handling)

HSE Information – SDS
1. Identification of the company 9. Physical and chemical

2. Composition and ingredients properties
3. Hazard identification 10. Stability and reactivity
4. First aid measures 11. Toxicological information
5. Fire fighting measures 12. Ecological information
6. Accidental release measures 13. Disposal considerations
7. Handling and storage 14. Transport information
8. Exposure control and personal 15. Regulatory information
protection 16. Other information

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

General PPE list:
• Safety Helmet
• Safety Harness (if working in
height)
• Safety shoes or boots
• Protective overalls
• Visible jacket
• Gloves
• Safety glasses or goggles
• Ear protectors
• Respirator

Physical risk – High pressure

Surface treatment involves
equipment with high pressures
• Blast cleaning
• - Mixture of air and particles
• Airless spray application
• - Paint
Never point any high pressure unit at another person

or at yourself!
- This includes pure air (> 5 bar)!

Inhalation of Solvents
The most dangerous hazard

• Solvents will be transported by the blood stream to internal organs of
the body
• Amount absorbed depends on: Type of solvent, period of exposure,

concentration and work load
• Will cause damage to: Brain, nervous system, respiratory system,

liver, kidneys and reproductive systems

Chemical risk – Skin contact

Chemicals can be absorbed through both intact skin and
damaged skin
Typical health effects:
– Irritation
• Reddening, stinging sensation etc.
– Corrosion
• Tissue damage; eyes, skin, respiratory system
– Sensitisation
• Reddening, blisters etc.

Flammability - Solvents
Solvents are heavier than air:

• A fire may start in lower areas or
compartments
• Hot work may ignite the solvents
• A fire or an explosion may be initiated
• Ignorant personnel below can be
affected

Precautions When Painting in Confined Spaces.
• Ensure good ventilation

• Exhaust points for fumes / solvents must be close to the bottom
• Start application from the bottom and up
• Always use non-sparking tools
• Use only approved light and electrical equipment
• Use fresh air masks
• Safety lines
• Sufficient rest periods
Never smoke
or use naked flames !

Explosion
Typical explosion range for paint solvents:
1 vol.% (10.000 ppm) - 8 vol.% (80.000 ppm)

General precautions
Good house-
keeping is very
important for
avoiding
accidents!

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4. Paint production
5. Corrosion
7. Application
9. Green step

Green step

Green Step
• VOC emission • Hazardous materiel
These substances can give chronic Hazardous raw materials are to

health effects and contribute to be replaced by less hazardous
high levels of ozone and smog at alternatives. New raw materials
ground level, and they are must not reduce products'
therefore regulated in many overall safety, health and
countries environmental properties

Green Step
• Reducing energy consumption • Reducing carbon footprint
First and foremost, Jotun's The carbon footprint is a

consumption of energy is linked to measure of the impact our
our facilities, including production activities have on the
and warehouse environment, and in particular
climate change

Green step
• Reducing waste
Our key objectives are Reduce, Reuse and Recycle, to be applied

in all our operations, including waste from offices as well as
production waste. Reducing and disposing of chemical waste is a
major focus area
For a more colourful world, we all need to be a

little greener


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