Ultra High Pressure (UHP) Water
This environmentally friendly method of surface preparation enhances coating service life while eliminating the rotating equipment damage associated with abrasive blasting. Our UHP equipment includes manual lances, walk-behind lawn-mower type machines, vacuum recovery systems and cold-cutting equipment that is track mounted and remote-controlled. Our UHP crews are experienced and well trained.
Related Projects
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Western based Utility Co. - Western USAWFGD scrubber reline project |
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Anheuser Busch - Ucrete Floors |
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Solutia (Formerly Monsanto) - Plant MaintenancePlant-wide maintenance coatings and industrial cleaning |
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Proctor & Gamble - Proctor & GambleMaintenance coatings at the 40-acre Proctor & Gamble facility |
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United States Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation - Hoover DamPenstock maintenance coating at Hoover Dam & Power Plant, Arizona Bureau of Reclamation |
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Bureau of Reclamation - Glen CanyonPenstock maintenance coating – Glen Canyon Dam, Arizona Bureau of Reclamation |
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Anheuser Busch - U.S. Facility MaintenanceMaintenance painting & restoration at various U.S. locations |
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Covidien (formerly Tyco) - Plant MaintenancePlant-wide maintenance coatings for Covidien (formerly Tyco) |
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Caterpillar - Plant Facilities Cleaning & CoatingCleaning and coating plant facilities |
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Afton Chemical - Plant MaintenancePlant-wide surface preparation, coating and linings for the Afton Chemical Corporation facility |
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Tennessee Valley Authority - Cumberland Power Plant Rubber LiningsUltra High Pressure (UHP) water removal of absorber rubber linings |
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J.M. Stuart Station and Killen Station (2400 MW & 615MW) - Dayton Power and LightUltra High Pressure (UHP) water blasting and duct linings |
Hartman-Walsh was chosen to paint 800,000 square feet of ceiling, trusses and column posts because we felt they were capable of meeting the time constraints that were imposed. Not only did they meet the deadlines, the finished product was better than I could have imagined.