Architectural and Structural Metal Manufacturing Business Guide
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Rework Costs from Poor Surface Preparation
$Unknown - leads to unnecessary supplies and labor for rework due to 80% failure attributionSuboptimal surface prep causes coating delamination and failures, necessitating extensive rework including re-blasting, cleaning, and reapplication. This inflates material and labor costs in surface preparation and coating processes for architectural metals. Industry standards highlight rigorous cleaning like SSPC-SP-5 as essential to avoid these overruns.
Coating Failures from Inadequate Surface Preparation
$Unknown - industry reports attribute 80% of coating failures to surface prep issues leading to reworkInadequate surface preparation leads to poor coating adhesion, causing premature failures, cracking, and exposure of underlying metal to corrosion. Up to 80% of all coating failures are attributed to improper surface prep, resulting in reduced coating integrity and shortened service life. This requires rework, such as re-blasting and re-coating, increasing costs in metal manufacturing workflows.