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Sponge Media
1. Sponge Media propelled at the surface.
2. Sponge particle flattens on impact. Cleans or abrades the surface.
3. Sponge cells expand, creating vacuum – entrapping dust and debris.
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Removes FOD (Foreign Object Debris) such as nuts and bolts.
Sponge Media is efficiently recycled on site for immediate reuse thus minimizing time and cost associated with material handling, waste disposal.
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Dust, broken down paint, rust and hazardous contaminants are separated from the Sponge Media.
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Shipyard Health Risks Abrasive Sand Substitutes
PDF magazine article describes health risks associated with abrasive sand substitutes, such as chron…
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Sponge-Jet Introduction
Sponge-Jet’s clean, dry, low dust, reusable technology can achieve results while protecting what’s i…
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Sponge-Jet Introductory Brochure
PDF document shows how Sponge-Jet’s abrasive blasting technology protects worker health and the en…
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Sewer District Saves Money and Time in Concrete Sludge Tank Rehab Project
When conducting surface preparation work in wastewater treatment plants, there are many factors to consider before blasting ever begins. For example: protecting the pipes, sensitive equipment, and electrical conduit from abrasive dust and ricochet. Not to mention ensuring that the ventilation system is not overwhelmed with abrasive dust.
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Sponge Media and Robotica Solve an Unexpected Coal Tar Enamel Challenge in Arlington, Texas
Unexpected jobsite findings when combined with an extremely tight deadline adds a challenging layer to projects that some contractors can’t overcome. This was not the case with Corrosion Control Resources, Inc. (CCR) who arrived on the scene at Arlington Water Utilities Pump Station expecting to hand blast with coal slag, but ended up robotic blasting with Sponge Media.
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