Applications

Restrictive environmental legislation and a greater awareness of the health hazards have provided the need for the further development of vacuum blasting. The advantages are not limited to prevent environmental and health problems. In many applications it is also a fully justified method of surface preparation on an economic basis.
An extended period of blast cleaning steel, fabrics, concrete, bricks, facades and floors pointed out that in most cases, the vacuum blasting method of LTC machines, gives a highly competitive cleaning solution compared with other cleaning methods such as open blasting, wet blasting, high pressure water cleaning or using chemicals. Even in some of the cases the LTC vacuum blasting technique was not just the cheapest, cleanest and quickest method, but also the only possible method for cleaning the surface.

Most applications of the LTC Vacuum blasting technique are found in:
 
Ø      Aircraft manufacturing and Maintenance industry
Ø      Manufacturing industry
Ø      Masonry and Concrete Structures
Ø      Military Facilities & Equipment
Ø      Oil and Petrochemical installations
Ø      On-board Ships and Off-shore Industry
Ø      Offshore piping industry
Ø      Power plants
Ø      Plastics and Rubber processing industry
Ø      Shipyards and Port installations
Ø      Steel and other Metal manufacturers or OEM
Ø      Transportation Systems (Vehicles, Bridges etc.)
 
Can't you find your specific application in this overview, please contact us to share experiences. The variety of applications for LTC vacuum blasters are enormous. Unfortunately we can only try to be as complete as possible in creating this web-page.
As offered before, do not hesitate to contact us with details about your specific job. We can help make you job easier.

Below are some reference examples from LTC-International;
 
Reineveld bridge (pdf document ~ 1100 kb)
Allseas (pdf document ~ 927 kb)
BRH (pdf document ~ 1283 kb)
Esmeralda (pdf document ~ 1526 kb)
Facade cleaning (pdf document ~ 983 kb)
Marble cleaning (pdf document ~ 1148 kb)