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EMERSE Sdn. Bhd. has successfully completed various mega projects in manufacturing, maintenance & services center (vehicles & wagon), food industry, chemical industry, pharmaceuticals and other sectors.

Correctly specification and application is well proven as an effective method and solution of protecting substrates and providing excellent levels of slip resistance in wet, dry and contaminated conditions, especially within high risk environment such as food and drink processing, commercial catering, heavy industrial sector, freezer, slaughter area, boiling area and hygiene.

Pre-planning at the design stage to evaluate the environment usage of floor is critical. The following criteria should be examined before proceeding with the design of the floor, to ensure the causes of slips are minimised.

The method of Vacuum shot blasting involves steel abrasive (shot) being propelled at high velocity by a rotating wheel within the machine body, and then onto the designated surface to produce the desired profile. The debris is collected in a vacuum unit for disposal, and the shot is recycled for continued use.

• Food Processing Industrial
• Work Shop, Services Center and Car park
• Hospital, Supermarket and Institution
• ESD Flooring
• Other industries

• Structure Strengthening
• Cracks Repair

• Polymer Flooring
• Anti Corrosion Coatings
• Epoxy Tank Lining
• High Temperature Coatings
• High Chemical Resistant Coating

• Structure Strengthening
• Concrete Repair
• Epoxy Injection/Grouting

• External Waterproofing System
• Internal Waterproofing System
• Preventive and Rectification Waterproofing System

• Power Trowel (Dry Shake Hardener)
• Flat Floor
• Sealant Works
• Trading (construction chemicals, waterproofing materials, waterstops, Industrial sealants, epoxy/cement grouts and etc..)
• Technical Consultation

Emerse Sdn. Bhd. also providing dry shakes hardener power trowel service in peninsular Malaysia.  Especially factories, car parks, shop lots, bus terminal, high rise building and hypermarke

The world may not be flat but concrete floors are becoming flatter. Flatter and more level floors have been shown to be lower maintenance and provide an improved operational surface for many types of businesses. Resulting floor flatness and levelness are obviously determined by the skill of the concrete forming, placement and finishing crews, as well as the quality of their equipment.