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Denso Steelcoat™ Protects Footbridge Suspension

Winn & Coales Denso Steelcoat 100/400™ system was chosen by Hampshire Rigging Services of Romsey to protect the suspension of the footbridge at Thames Ditton Island, Surrey.

For this recently completed project, the Denso Steelcoat was applied to a steel wire rope which is fitted to the four tower tops from which the footbridge is suspended. The wire rope where the groove fits in is approximately 1 metre in length and 44mm diameter.

Particular attention was given to the application of Denso Steelcoat on the four tower tops and the anchorage bars, which had previously suffered from some corrosion.

Following surface preparation, the Denso Steelcoat system applied by Hampshire Rigging Services consisted of Hi-Tack Primer™ followed by Denso Profiling Mastic™ for filling awkward profiles. This was then followed by Hi-Tack Tape™, Ultraseal Tape™ and a Denso Acrylic Topcoat™.

SeaShield™ Protection at Falmouth Fuel Piers

World Fuel Services Europe Ltd has recently installed Winn & Coales (Denso) Ltd’s SeaShield ™ systems to protect both of their fuel piers, which are also part of the Eastern Breakwater project at Falmouth. Sixteen support pipes on the old pier have been protected with SeaShield 100™ and nine SeaShield 2000FD™ jackets have been applied on the new pier. The materials were applied on both piers using rope access.

SeaShield systems provide long-term corrosion control for steel, concrete and timber structures in the splash and intertidal zones. They accommodate piles (such as at Falmouth) with cylindrical, hexagonal, square and H cross sections.

UK Chairman, David Winn OBE joins the Company’s ‘Hall of Fame’

To recognise 50 years of service to the company, David Winn OBE, Chairman of Winn & Coales International, was presented with a portrait at the company’s Christmas annual Dinner Dance in December 2015.

The portrait, painted by renowned artist Hazel Morgan, was commissioned as a special gift to honour his long service which culminated in spending the past 25 years as Chairman. Being only the third Chairman in the company’s 133-year history to-date, his portrait will take its place in the London headquarters boardroom alongside portraits of his two predecessors, founder Paul Winn (1883-1946) and Frank Coales (1946-1991).

During David Winn’s period of leadership the company has built upon the success of his predecessors and flourished into a truly international organisation with subsidiaries in the USA, Canada, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand. Adding to that an extensive network of loyal and longstanding agents and distributors, today the company is able to supply its product solutions to virtually anywhere on the globe.

 

 

Denso Protal™ Protection For Pipeline Bends

G & J Engineering are nearing completion of a high pressure pipeline diversion project for Wales & West Utilities in Newton Abbot, Devon. The pipeline bends are being installed for a housing development in Hele Park and are protected with Winn & Coales Denso Protal 7300™.

The development is based on a 800mtr diversion of a 500mm high pressure pipeline. The job involves two 5-way stopples with multiple drillings under pressure and line stopping.

Denso Protal 7000™ is a fast-curing, two-pack epoxy coating for protection of buried pipelines. It is applied by brush or trowel. It can be applied up to 1mm in one coat without slumping.

Densostrip™ Protection at Bridlington Omnia Bridge

One of the earlier Omnia Bridge Deck Units in use forms part of the Bridlington Integrated Transport Plan. PBS Construction Ltd from Hull were awarded the contract to construct the road bridge now in use over the Gypsey Race at Beck Hill.

Omnia Bridge Deck Units were used in the design of the bridge deck and Winn & Coales (Denso) Ltd supplied Densostrip™ and Densostrip Primer™ to seal between the supporting steel beams and the Omnia Bridge  deck planks. Denso Primer D™ and Densopol 60™ Tape were then used to seal the joints between the precast concrete planks.

The use of these materials prevented any grout loss when the in-situ concrete was poured to form the bridge deck.

The Winn Building opens at Eastbourne College

Mr David Winn OBE, chairman of leading corrosion prevention and sealing specialists, Winn & Coales (Denso) Ltd, has been recognised for his ongoing support of Eastbourne College with a building on campus named in his honour.

The Winn Building is a new, purpose-built facility featuring an array of state-of-the-art amenities, including multiple sport and fitness suites, function rooms, dining facilities and classrooms. The opening of the Winn Building, named in recognition of the College’s greatest living benefactor, signals the completion of Project 150 at the site in East Sussex, which saw a £33 million investment in the College campus to celebrate the school’s 150th anniversary.

Winn & Coales (Denso) Ltd are a leading manufacturer of corrosion prevention systems for the long-term protection of above and below ground pipelines and steel structures. Their company chairman, Mr David Winn OBE, is only the third chairman in the company’s 136-year history and has been with the company for over 53 years.

Mr Winn attended Eastbourne College from 1954-59, and today the school is one of the UK’s leading independent co-educational day and boarding schools. Also a registered charity (No. 307071), Eastbourne College helps support a great number of its students with bursaries and educational scholarships, whilst also providing access to its many state-of-the-art facilities to the benefit of neighbouring schools and the wider community.