The most frequent request in this sector is not a specification. It is a straight answer to one question: what do you actually supply? The published answer is a single sentence that does not stretch.
Our marine coating scope limits are written on the sector page: made-to-order paint booths for ship and yacht products. Other marine workshop equipment is not listed, because it is not confirmed.
Why the limit is written rather than left open
An open list looks wider and costs more. A supplier who names equipment categories it has never delivered puts the buyer on a path whose end only appears late — after a project schedule has been built on it. A short written list lets the buyer decide in the first meeting where we fit and where to look elsewhere.
What is inside the scope and what is not
| Item | Status | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Paint booths for ship and yacht products | Confirmed — built to order | Among what we supply to this sector |
| Chambers at hull and large-structure size | Confirmed within the published range | 16,000 mm up to 24,000×20,000×6,000 mm |
| A separate preparation chamber ahead of coating | Confirmed inside the products hub | Prep stations and mixing rooms family |
| Other marine workshop equipment | Not listed | Not among what we supply |
“Built to order” is not a hedge
The phrase is sometimes read as an evasion. Here it describes how the work is done: a hull exceeds the length, width and height of any stock model, so there is no catalogue number to quote. Every custom booth starts with a site survey and a fixed internal size, then configuration sign-off before manufacture.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have completed marine projects you can name?
The published range in our catalogue covers large-structure chamber sizes, and that is what we write. Publicly nameable reference projects are not listed until permission to name them exists — naming a project without it is worse than saying nothing.
Does the scope cover small craft or only large vessels?
The published wording is “ship and yacht products” with no lower size limit. The delivered internal range in this family runs from 3000 mm to 24,000 mm, so both ends are covered.
Does the supply include civil works on site?
The published site requirements are a suitable concrete floor, an electrical supply matching the voltage, compressed-air runs feeding the booth, and duct runs for exhaust ventilation and the burner flue. These sit with the client, and are carried out optionally by agreement through the subcontractor network.
Does imported equipment need Saudi conformity?
Yes — SASO conformity for imported equipment is a published item in the regulatory considerations for this sector. We meet the requirements that apply to the project, and the required documents and certificates are provided on request.
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What to do next
If what you need is a coating chamber for a marine product, send its dimensions and your process stages and we will start. If it sits outside this scope, say so plainly and we will tell you that in the first reply. Talk to a specialist. The published scope sits on the aerospace, marine and rail sector page.