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Building and infrastructure like these have all benefited from Sponge-Jet’s innovative, gentle and controlled technology.
Cleaning accumulated environmental contaminants from glazed tile in New York’s Holland Tunnel; goal… remove contaminants, but cause no damage to tile.
Coating removal on the concrete walkways, steps and risers of West Point’s Michie Stadium; repainting of the stadium called for removal thick non-skid coating system without damage to the base substrate.
Coating preparation on steel super-structure at Dos Bocas Marine Terminal (Mexico); the contractor was tasked to remove corrosion and repaint beams while controlling fugitive emissions during blasting - and without interrupting multiple trades or causing seaside contamination. Specifications called for 65micron (2.5 mil) profile with a Near White Metal Blast Cleaning - Sa2.5 (NACE 2 / SSPC SP-10).
Cleaning accumulated environmental contaminants from architectural stone pilings of Boston’s Historic Longfellow Bridge.
Sponge-Jet coating preparation during repairs of the Sarah Mildred Long Bridge; engineers specify Sponge-Jet to maximum dust suppression over water during surface preparation on replacement steel beams and weld seams.
Sponge-Jet coating preparation on prefabricated truss bridge; this bridge manufacturer built Sponge-Jet blasting into the blast and coating operations of their manufacturing process.
Lead paint removal from iconic Fenway Park; restoration contractor successfully uses Sponge-Jet to suppress harmful fugitive emissions of lead-based paint from original brick facades.
Turbine room maintenance at the Bonneville Dam; Removing lead-based paint from steel plates and pipes adjacent to remote yet dust-sensitive locations in the facility.
Dieser bereits vor der Wende des vergangenen Jahrhunderts erbaute Leuchtturm, der auch als Hockomock Head Lighthouse oder Swan’s Island Lighthouse bekannt ist, bot Fischern und ihren Schonern seit 1872 ein Leuchtfeuer für das sichere Geleit in der vielbefahrenen Penobscot Bay (US-Bundesstaat Maine) und wird bis heute als Navigationshilfe genutzt. Im Jahr 1988 wurde der Leuchtturm in das Register of Historic Places der USA aufgenommen. Im Jahr 1994 übereignete die US-Küstenwache die Leuchtturmstation der Stadt Swan’s Island, und ab dem Jahr 2000 begannen die Friends of Swan Island Light mit der Arbeit an einem dringend benötigten Erhaltungsplan. Der Plan sah die flexible Nutzung durch die Öffentlichkeit bei gleichzeitiger Restaurierung von vier Gebäuden, einschließlich des Leuchtturms, vor.
더 읽기 >Painting a surface might seem like a straightforward task, but the key to a long-lasting and visually appealing finish lies in surface preparation. Whether you're dealing with metal or concrete, investing time and effort in preparing the surface before applying paint is essential.
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