The Growing Demand for Refractory Removal Climate change has been an issue debated for the past few decades. It most certainly is a hot topic. In the mid 1990’s the EU began to recognise the potential impact of waste management on climate change. This led to the UK...
What Is Pile Cropping? Pile cropping is another important task that Hydroblast have pioneered a technique to handle. A lot of modern construction projects use piles as opposed to the traditional way of digging foundations. Dug foundations, especially on big projects...
What are Aqua Cutter Robots used for? The Aqua Cutter robot is known for its ease of use, versatility and productivity. Here at Hydroblast we use the Aqua Cutter 410A Evolution as it is the world’s smallest hydrodemolition robot designed to replace the traditional...
New Hydrodemolition Equipment: The Aqua Spine The Aqua Spine is an innovative multi-modular system that is suitable for all surfaces and is perfect for hard to reach areas that are inaccessible by the standard Aqua Cutter 410A Evolution. The Aqua Spine can be...
Hydroblast and Vehicle Parapets Hydroblast have been tasked to remove some 500 tonnes + of concrete from two bridges in the London area. Since April 2005 all bridge parapets in the UK have been required to comply with the European Standard BS EN 1317. Existing bridge...
The Eco-Friendly Demolition Method of Hydrodemolition In the 21st Century it has become an accepted priority that all work and activities must be carried out in a way that does as little harm as possible to the environment. This is particularly true of any building...
