In most cases, yes. We can shot blast roller shutters in situ using containment systems to protect the building interior and surrounding areas. For severely corroded shutters or those requiring mechanism work, removal to our workshop may be recommended for comprehensive restoration.

Shot blasting improves door operation by removing corrosion and contamination that can bind mechanisms. We carefully protect motors, sensors, and control systems during the process. After restoration and coating, doors typically operate more smoothly than before.

A typical warehouse roller shutter can be shot blasted in 1-2 days depending on size and condition. Large industrial doors or multiple door sets may require longer. We work efficiently to minimize operational disruption and can phase the work to maintain site access.

For industrial doors and roller shutters, we recommend epoxy primer followed by polyurethane topcoat for maximum durability in demanding environments. For high-traffic areas, consider powder coating for superior abrasion resistance. We can advise on the most suitable coating system for your specific application and exposure conditions.