How does a polyurea coating help under blast?

Pure polyurea is highly elastic and bonds strongly to the substrate, so it absorbs energy and retains fragments instead of letting masonry or concrete break away as debris — the main cause of injury in a blast event.

Where are these systems used?

Typically on defence and security assets, critical infrastructure, control rooms, perimeter and barrier walls, bunds, and on vehicle and equipment surfaces that need impact and abrasion protection.

Is it applied on site or in a workshop?

Both. Pure polyurea is spray applied with heated plural-component equipment, either in place on structures or in a controlled workshop environment for prefabricated elements.

Can it be applied to existing structures?

Yes, after surface preparation and priming suitable for the substrate — concrete, masonry or steel — and confirmation that the substrate itself is sound.

Services

Blast Mitigation & Shock-Absorbing Systems

Blast mitigation and shock-absorbing coatings use pure polyurea to hold a structure together and reduce fragmentation under blast or impact. TEXSA applies these systems to walls, barriers, vehicles, tanks and critical infrastructure in the UAE, where the coating also provides an abrasion-resistant, seamless protective layer.

Common applicationsDefense & GovernmentCritical InfrastructurePetrochemicalData CentresMarine

Explore our blast mitigation services

TEXSA provides specialized protective coating systems engineered for blast mitigation, impact resistance, vibration absorption, and infrastructure protection in high-risk environments.