Yes. Each project is planned specifically according to the surface condition, corrosion level, density of paint residues, working area, and application duration. This allows the most suitable equipment and application method to be determined.
Yes. Water jet can be used for surface preparation before painting or coating. This process helps remove rust, dirt, old paint, and residues from the surface, creating a more suitable base for the next application.
Yes. Water jet applications can be used to remove old paint and coating residues from surfaces. It is an effective solution especially for surface preparation before painting on ships, shipyards, and industrial surfaces.
When the appropriate pressure level and correct application method are used, surface preparation with water jet is carried out in a controlled manner. Therefore, it is important to evaluate the structure of the surface in advance and perform the application professionally.
Rust removal, paint removal, and surface preparation applications can be performed on metal surfaces, ship hulls, shipyard equipment, industrial machinery, tanks, pipelines, factory equipment, and heavy industrial surfaces.
Surface preparation ensures that painting, coating, maintenance, or repair processes are applied more effectively. Rust, dirt, or old paint residues remaining on the surface may negatively affect the quality and durability of the next application.
Yes. High-pressure water jet is an effective method for removing rust and corrosion residues formed on metal surfaces. A controlled application is performed by determining the appropriate pressure level according to the condition of the surface.
These applications include rust removal, removal of old paint and coating residues, cleaning of dirt, grease, sediment, and surface build-up, as well as surface preparation before painting, coating, or maintenance.