When Non-Destructive Cleaning is Critical!

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How to Address COVID-19 with Wet Abrasive Blasting

As more businesses and public spaces are available to reopen and return to regular operations, it is important to make sure the necessary precautions are taken. Remediation for COVID-19 requires more than just basic cleaning. Everywhere we go, we are witnessing cleaning and disinfecting like never seen before. At the grocery store shopping carts are being wiped down, doorknobs and gas pumps are being cleaned, nearly any surface we may encounter is being maintained for cleanliness constantly. This routine is what allows people to feel safe going out in public.

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Industrial cleaning times were reduced by 80% by using ARMEX HydroFlex XL to clean cast iron and steel on locomotive diesel engines. It is an approved process for GE 7FDL16 or 7FDL12 locomotives.

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Transportation Rebuilding and Remanufacturing

Cast Iron, Steel

Rail-locomotive diesel engine intake ports made of cast iron and steel

ARMEX™ Blast Media - HydroFlex™ XL

Hydroblaster with media injection system

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When Non-Destructive Cleaning is Critical!

Cleaning Rail-locomotive Diesel Engine Intake Ports with Baking Soda Blasting Media (CS# 5.3)

Cleaning Rail-locomotive Diesel Engine Intake Ports with Baking Soda Blasting Media (CS# 5.3)

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When Non-Destructive Cleaning is Critical!

Cleaning Rail-locomotive Diesel Engine Intake Ports with Baking Soda Blasting Media (CS# 5.3)

Cleaning Rail-locomotive Diesel Engine Intake Ports with Baking Soda Blasting Media (CS# 5.3)