Earn Higher Margins By Providing Better Value and Total Cost Solutions To Your Clients
Avoid disruptions to client operations, drastically reduce risk of damage to their valuable equipment, provide them superior coating life and extend time between maintenance projects. Sponge Blasting technology allows contractors to provide more total value to their clients; it allows contractors to differentiate themselves and become an invaluable part of their customer’s team.
Testimonials
"Navantia... will continue counting on the Sponge-Jet technology for surface preparation and we congratulate you for the quality of your products and the service you provide us." - Pedro Pedraza Bergillos, Program Manager, Navantia
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Every four years, billions of people from all around the globe unite to watch the Olympic Games.Hosted in renowned cities worldwide, this year’s Olympic Games will be held in Paris, France. They have only been held in Paris, France twice before - in 1900 and 1924. Now, 100 years later, Paris will once again become the world stage for these iconic games.Read More >
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Jobs that are characterized as "abatement projects" typically involve the removal of hazardous materials from the surface. These types of projects are often found in places like industrial shipyards, factories, tanks, water treatment plants, mill buildings, and generally any building or structure built before 1980.
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