Cement mortar + polyurethane spray-lining for structural and corrosion repair
The composite lining repair method spray-applies a high-strength, anti-corrosive mortar to form a robust mortar lining, then coats it with a high-strength, high-rigidity polyurethane material. The combination provides structural reinforcement plus corrosion protection for 50 years.
Specialized spray guns or atomizers use pressure and centrifugal force to uniformly coat the inner surface of the host pipe with cementitious material. High-speed rotary sprayers handle pipes from DN300 to DN800; handheld spray guns are used for diameters above DN800. Once the mortar reaches its final set, a layer of high-strength polyurethane is applied. The mortar provides structural strength and durability; the polyurethane adds abrasion resistance, chemical resistance, and waterproofing — and the smooth polyurethane surface minimizes flow resistance.
From pre-installation inspection through post-cure acceptance — here's the full project workflow.
High-pressure water cleaning, debris removal, surface profiling.
Cementitious lining vehicle deployed at access point.
Rotary sprayer (DN300-800) or handheld gun (>DN800) applies mortar.
Allowed to reach final set per specification.
High-strength polyurethane sprayed atop the cured mortar.
CCTV verification of coating uniformity and coverage.
Send your pipe diameter, length, and host material — our engineers will recommend the optimal method for your specific project conditions.
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