Ultra-high-pressure water jetting in Wellington
The Wellington branch sits at 24B Peterkin Street in Taita, Lower Hutt, with its own crew and its own gear rather than a truck sent down from Auckland when something comes up. That is what makes a night shift on the urban motorway network or a weekend possession on rail practical from this end of the island.
Marine and rail carry more weight here than they do further north. Wharf structures, vessel work and coastal steel all want coating and corrosion taken back to bare metal without cutting the parent material, which is a 40,000 psi water job at 4.3 litres a minute rather than a grit blast with a containment bill behind it.
What we get called for in Wellington
Coatings, paint and corrosion removal
Strip to bare substrate without touching the substrate.
- Paint and corrosion stripping
- Aircraft paint stripping
- Marine deck blasting
- Wet abrasive blasting
Concrete removal and hydrodemolition
Take concrete off and leave the steel behind it intact.
- Hydrodemolition
- Robotic hydrodemolition
- Scabbling
- Concrete stripping and cleaning
Road markings and surfaces
Markings, rubber, bitumen and spills off carriageway and runway.
- Road line marking removal
- Stripe Hog
- Road surface preparation
- Runway rubber removal
Plant, tanks and pipework
Shutdown cleaning where the window is the constraint.
- Plant and equipment cleaning
- Tank cleaning
- Tube and pipe cleaning
- Nitrogen purging