Industrial Design

Industrial Design

Tuesday 21 January 2014

Inspection and Consulting Services - Sheth Group of Industries



Sheth Group of Industries provides Surface Preparation, Thermal Coatings, Industrial Coatings and linings, Engineering Services, Consulting Services, Inspection Services and Industrial Cleaning Services. Inspection is very critical factor in any stage of coating application process. We build Inspection Test Plan specific to job as per job specification. Quality and life of coating depends on the application and conditions.

Our Common Inspection Hold Points are:

The number and type of Hold Points will vary from project to project, however, some hold points are much standard for most projects. These include:

  • Prior to the start of work
  • Inspection of steel
  • Sharp Edges
  • Welds and Weld Splatter
  • Taping off Equipment
  • Check Abrasives
  • Check Air Supply
  • After surface Preparation
  • Surface Contamination
  • Visual Cleanliness
  • Immediately prior to application of coatings
  • Climatic Conditions
  • Materials Inspection
  • Observation of mixing coatings
  • Following the application of each coat
  • Dry Film Thickness
  • Holiday Testing
  • Recoat Time
  • Coating Cure
  • Following the cure of the coating
  • Final inspection and sign-off
  • Dry Film thickness
  • Holiday Testing

Additional hold points can be added based on the requirements of the project.

Inspection plays vital role in coating projects. Coating failures are not just limited to duration of application but also after long period of time. Good documented inspection helps to determine quality of application and inspection carried out at the time of coating.

At Sheth Group of Industries, every job is followed by our quality control procedures. Our NACE Certified Inspectors make sure the customer requirements are followed as per specification.

For more information please visit http://shethgroupofindustries.com/.

Thursday 16 January 2014

Canadian Operations is in “Action”

We are pleased to introduce that our Canadian operation, “TASP Management Ltd” is in full action. Our local presence in North America brings more confidence to our clients. Up to 50% in cost savings is possible only because of our operations in India.

CAD Outsourcing Services
  • Structural Engineering
  • Architectural Planning
  • Civil Engineering
  • Mechanical Engineering
  • Electronics
  • Electrical Engineering
  • Plumbing / Piping
  • Instrumentation Drawings
  • Green Building
  • Construction Drawing
  • Building Cost Estimate
  • Furniture Layout


CAD Services
  • Fabrication and Structural Details
  • Planning Drawing
  • Interior and Landscape Design
  • CAD Outsourcing Services
  • Computer Aided Design
  • Building Information Modelling
  • Structural CAD Drawings
  • 2D Drafting
  • 3D Rendering
  • 3D Walkthrough
  • CAD Services
  • CAD Conversion
  • Structure Steel Detailing
  • HVAC Services
  • Shop Drawing Services

Log on www.shethgroupofindustries.com to know more.

Wednesday 8 January 2014

Environmental Conditions - Surface Temperatures



Surface and air temperatures are the first conditions to check when assessing the risk of moisture formation on a substrate. The temperature of the surface awaiting preparation or coating application, and the temperature of the air near that surface, can have a great effect on the coatings application itself.



At night, steel usually radiates heat and cools to below air temperature. During the day, it absorbs heat and is usually warmer than the air temperature. Since surface temperature is often different from air temperature, especially for work done outside. Both air and surface temperatures should be measured to avoid application problems should either become too hot or too cold for satisfactory film formation. Application at incorrect temperatures can cause defects such as:


  • Blistering
  • Pin holing
  • Cratering
  • Dry spray
  • Mud cracking

The coating manufacturer should specify the maximum and minimum surface temperatures for coating application. ASTM D3276, Standard Guide for Painting Inspectors (Metal Substrates), states that the minimum surface temperature for coating application is usually 40°F (5°C). It may be as low as 0°F (-18°C) for cold-curing one or two-component systems or 50°F (10°C) for conventional two-component systems.

Coating specifications may further state that coating should not be undertaken when the temperature is dropping and within 5°F (3°C) of the lower limit. The maximum surface temperature for coating application is typically 125ºF (50ºC), unless otherwise clearly specified.



A surface that is too hot may cause the coating solvents to evaporate so fast that application is difficult, blistering takes place, or a porous film results. Most epoxy formulations stop the curing process below 50°F (10°C). Also of note, we should only apply coatings to a substrate when that substrate is at least 5°F (3°C) above the determined dew point in order to prevent moisture on the surface from being coated.

For more information about Surface Preparation Services, visit http://shethgroupofindustries.com or email contact@shethgroupofindustries.com.

Monday 6 January 2014

Sheth Group of Industries - New Paint Facility

SGI has reputation of providing quality service from 33 years. Proven since returning customers after more than 20 years. Sheth Group of Industries has gained a reputation as being one of the few painting contractors that will offer lump sum pricing on field touch-ups in refineries and power plants. 



We have currently renovated our Paint shop which is 5000 square feet in area. Concrete flooring minimizes contaminants and dust as well and allows us to control the temperature. Blasting and Painting with our 96,000+ square feet of total area, we are capable of handling almost any shop project. We currently have six individual paint and sandblast facilities, and five overhead cranes, up to 20 tons each. We can accommodate piping, structural steel, skids etc. Our shop facilities allow us to accommodate larger diameter pipe for pipelines. Our facility is setup for minimal handling, which allows a faster turnaround, and less chance of damage to the product. Shop work is inspected by a NACE certified inspector as required.


SGI provides services for corrosion protection and Industrial cleaning


  • SGI is a privately owned company headquartered in Gujarat, India with representatives in North America.
  • The company operates its own two shop locations in Gujarat.
  •  SGI has experience over 33 years in surface preparation, thermal coatings, industrial cleaning and industrial coating and lining services.
  • All SGI operatives are highly-experienced specialists are qualified to work offshore, in confined spaces and at height.
  • SGI is accredited with ISO 9001-2008.
  • Our QA/QC team comprises NACE certified inspectors.

SGI Services
  • Surface Preparation
  • Thermal Coatings
  • Industrial Coatings and linings
  • Consulting Services
  • Inspection Services
  • Industrial Cleaning Services