It took over one year just to develop PolymerLogix for the Semiconductor industry, however having the ability to state that we can spec out your next special coatings project in just over one hour is simply awesome.

You will be surprised at how fast and easy PolymerLogix can plan and specify coatings projects for Semiconductor plants. Using PolymerLogix 4-part evaluation process for Semiconductor facilities you can also develop all your coating requirements for:

• Fabrication elevations
• Mechanical sub-sub / dirty sub-fab elevations
• Air handling / fan deck elevations
• Chemical storage areas
• Chemical unloading / CUP-CUB buildings
• Waste water treatment / IWTP-WTP facilities

With PolymerLogix you can also take advantage of planning and specifying special coating or lining requirements (at no additional cost) for add-on project areas such as:

• Acid waste neutralization (AWN) systems
• Connecting tunnel systems
• Cooling tower basins

At PolymerLogix we understand the planning difficulties and the cost it takes to specify and get ready to have that next class 100 or 1000 special coating project off to its best possible start. To stretch those special coating dollars you may want to review and specify some different cost saving options which are available in your customized Scope of Work document before you finalize and download your personalized:

• Material recommendations with local contractor services
• Commercial specification
• Schedule A forms
• Technical specification
• Budget estimate

PolymerLogix can specify special coatings projects in a variety of construction modes. PolymerLogix can plan your project whether your project area is in the design and planning stage, recently constructed phase, or even if your project area has been in service and has an existing special coating or lining system that needs replaced.

To learn more about PolymerLogix visit our Products Overview page. Take the time to register for a PolymerLogix e-demo, or contact us today to begin maximizing your special coatings budget.

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