Products and Services
- Cable & Joint Kit
- Cooling Fan Arrangement
- Earth Pit & Capacitor Testing
- Hi Pot And Tan Delta Testing
- Lt & Ht Servo Maintenance
- Nabl Oil Sampeling
- Oil & Dry Transformer Preventive Maintenance
- Oil & Dry Type Oltc Service
- Oil Cooled & Dry Type Transformer Testing
- Oil Filtration & Dehydration
- Shifting Of The Electrical Assests
- Switch Yard Maintenance
- Transforer Overhauling
- Transformer Painting
- Transformer Repair
Transformer Painting & Protection
We provide transformer surface treatment and painting services to protect equipment from corrosion and environmental damage.
Pre-Work Preparations
- Obtain shutdown approval and necessary safety clearances.
- Ensure transformer is properly isolated, earthed, and safe to work on.
- Cover bushings, CTs/PTs, nameplates, and other sensitive components with protective wrapping (polythene sheets/tarpaulin).
- Arrange PPE (gloves, helmet, mask, safety goggles).
Surface Preparation
- Cleaning: Remove all dust, grease, and oil with cotton waste dipped in solvent (diesel/kerosene/approved degreaser).
- Rust & Old Paint Removal:
- Use wire brush, emery paper, or mechanical tools (scraper/grinder).
- For heavy rust, apply rust remover/convertor (phosphoric acid-based).
- Surface Smoothing: Smoothen rough patches by emery polishing.
- Final Cleaning: Wipe with dry cloth and compressed air.
Primer Application
- Apply one coat of Zinc Chromate Red Oxide Primer (or equivalent anti-corrosive primer as per IS 2074).
- Use brush/spray gun for uniform application.
- Drying time: 6–8 hours minimum (or as per manufacturer).
- Ensure primer coat is free from runs, sags, or uneven thickness.
Intermediate Coat (Optional but Recommended)
- Apply one coat of synthetic enamel undercoat (grey) for better adhesion.
- Allow proper drying (6–8 hours).
Final Painting
- Apply two coats of synthetic enamel transformer paint (shade as per customer/specification, usually Smoke Grey / Siemens Grey RAL 7032 / RAL 7035).
- Method: Spray painting (preferred) or brush.
- Ensure a uniform, glossy, and streak-free finish.
- Dry each coat properly before applying the next (6–8 hours).
Finishing & Quality Checks
- Remove protective coverings from bushings/nameplates.
- Touch-up unpainted or damaged areas.
- Ensure paint thickness: 40–60 microns per coat (total DFT 100–150 microns, as per IS:1477).
- Verify smooth finish with no blistering, peeling, or rust marks.
Documentation
- Record transformer details, paint type, batch numbers, and application method.
- Submit painting completion report with before/after photos.
- End Result: The transformer body will be protected from corrosion, weather, and environmental factors, enhancing its life and maintaining aesthetics.
