Why the Oil & Gas sector needs protective coatings?
All coating work at Northpoint is overseen by NACE 2 and NACE 3 inspectors and can be coated by Fusion Bonded Epoxy (FBE) or multicomponent liquids (wet paint).
Northpoint holds the following National Gas Specifications
T/SP/CW/6 pt1 and Pt 2- National Gas specification for the external protection of steel line pipe and fittings using fusion bonded powder and other coating systems (this isn’t to be confused with the Resicoat FBE which is not approved, this is for approved FBE products such as Napgard)
T/SP/CM/2- National Gas specification for the internal coating materials for steel line pipe and fittings.
Our protective coating for the oil and gas sector offer extensive protection against corrosion, wear, and chemical exposure, safeguarding pipes, fittings, and equipment in both upstream and downstream operations. Whether it’s harsh offshore environments or high-pressure pipelines, our tailored solutions ensure your assets remain resilient and reliable. With different levels of protection needed across oil & gas projects, we often assess each project as it comes. Paint specifications can vary significantly so it is important for us to understand the level of protection required / end location of the item for us to commit to a painting specification.

Process Northpoint would go through to coat
Our coating process is meticulously engineered to ensure every component meets the operational and environmental challenges unique to the oil and gas sector. By combining precision techniques with industry-leading standards, we deliver protective coatings that provide unmatched durability and performance.
Here’s how we deliver premium protective coatings to meet the rigorous demands of the oil and gas industry: