Industrial Cleaning

Concrete Cutting:

10K psi water pressure with a 0 degree pencil jet nozzel on a hand gun is usually sufficient enough to create exposed aggregate from cured concrete.

Wet Abrasive Blasting:

Requiring hand held equipment with pressure ranging from 4K to 10K psi, various abrasive materials are injected into the water flow, through a venturi nozzle. Very controllable results can be attained by the method. Water effectivley retards the dust and reduces the heat (warping effects) which is a major negative byproduct of convential blasting methods. Abrasive materials range from sand to crushed walnut shells. Almost any abrasive, free flowing material can be used depending upon the results required. A unique feature includes its ability to be recovered and reused.

Tube Bundles:

Flex lancing usually necessitated 10K psi water pressure. Tube bundle residue varies in thinkness and density. Specialized rotating nozzel tips perform cleaning operations on these, sometimes totally restricted tubes. Foot control valves are essential pieces of safety equipment for applications where the jetting operator is unable to see and communicate directly with the machine operator. This also applies to applications where a stainless steel semi flexible lance without a dump type tigger assembly is used.

Communication Conduits:

Todays infrastructure was installed with yesterday's technology. Vitrified clay tiles with no mortar joints are susceptible to root infiltration and sifting back fill sand. Jetting flushes the conduits, cuts roots and lubricates the passage for insertion of a pull rope or interduct casing. Our unique jump jet capability allows us to jet along side of a cable pair already occupying a conduit.