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Sponge Media™ (19)
Sponge-Jet has engineered a line of composite abrasives, incorporating the best abrasives or micro-abrasive particles within high-performance synthetic sponge. The diverse range of recyclable composites provide superior results for aggressive profiling and abrading or delicate cleaning on highly sensitive substrates. The synthetic sponge captures up to 95% of the contaminants, reducing fugitive emissions through its MicroContainment™ feature.
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Integrated Systems (3)
Sponge-Jet Integrated Systems combine three essential components of Sponge-Jet Technology:
Sponge-Jet Feed Unit™ for the delivery or blasting of Sponge Media™ products.
Sponge-Jet Recycler™ to clean and ready Sponge Media products for reuse.
Vacuum or material-handling system for recovery and transport of Sponge Media.A range of systems both standard and custom are available for various applications.
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Portable Feed Units (6)
Portable Sponge-Jet Feed Unit™ – designed to offer maximum range of capabilities and features to accommodate every application. From standard, value-based units to feature rich, high-performance systems to units designed specifically for use in extreme environments.
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Portable Recyclers (5)
Portable Sponge-Jet Recyclers™ – Are used to separate dust, broken down paint and other materials from reusable Sponge Media™ abrasives as part of the recycling process. They are designed to offer the maximum range of capabilities, size and flexibility of power source. Larger units have higher throughput capacity and remove a greater percentage of fine contaminants than smaller units.
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Portable Vacuum System (1)
Sponge-Jet CVR (Continuous VAC-Recovery System™) is designed with rich features which eliminate the shortcomings normally associated with vacuum systems on surface preparation projects. Unlike standard vacuum recovery units, these units can purge and drop vacuumed material where needed without ever losing suction and therefore eliminating a primary cause of hose clogs.
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Saber Nozzles (1)
Sponge-Jet in cooperation with a leading university’s jet propulsion lab, developed this revolutionary new blast nozzle. Saber Blast™ nozzles achieve higher acceleration of abrasive particles compared to ordinary blast nozzles – thus increasing production speeds, efficiency and lowering overall cost.
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Gorilla Nozzle Light™ (1)
Sponge-Jet Gorilla Nozzle Light – designed to improve the safety, reliability and productivity of Sponge-Jet blasting and ordinary abrasive blasting. This unique LED light fits around the circumference of any blast nozzle to illuminate the blast surface without shadows and blind spots.
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Robotica - Internal Pipe & Tube Blasting (1)
Sponge-Jet technology for internal pipe, tank and tube preparation – designed to offer maximum range of capabilities and accommodate every application. From the revolutionary Robotica™ for large diameter pipes and horizontal tanks to basic rotary blasting systems for smaller pipes and tubes.
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MicroContainment Diagram
PDF document comparing abrasive blasting technologies.
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Sponge-Jet Introductory Brochure – French
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What Certifications Earn Abatement Contractors More Projects?
Commercial coatings specialists involved in deleading and are yearning for larger contracts might find themselves looking to become more highly certified. Increasingly, large public and private entities (including oil companies, departments of transportation, and public utilities) insist contract bidders possess additional certifications from organizations such as SSPC (The Society for Protective Coatings). SSPC certifies both companies and individuals, verifying contractor organizations with defined knowledge and procedures.
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A Guide to Removing Rubberized and Polyurea Coatings
Typically applied thick, polyurea and rubber coatings are notoriously hard to remove. Regular abrasive blasting methods are rarely effective in removing these coatings. Abrasives like garnet and coal slag bounce off these surfaces causing them to heat and become gum-like with little removal. This burned residue should not be coated over and would normally require further surface preparation. To avoid these issues, specifiers, contractors and facility owners have three options for polyurea and rubber coating removal.
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