Petrochemical, Oil and Gas
Airports strive for efficiency in operations, so when aviation fuel pipelines undergo maintenance or repair, option to excavate are limited, that's where RGL come in.
An abrasive water jet will cut through hard materials such as steel without heat or sparks. This means it is safe to use for cutting applications in hazardous atmospheres where there is a risk of fire or explosion - making it perfect for sectioning or cutting into jet fuel pipelines with minimised disruption and maximum safety.
RGL have developed remotely controlled surface preparation machinery for specific applications on both steel and concrete in an effort to minimise the amount of handheld lance work required to successfully prepare a surface for re-coating. We commonly work with blue chip companies in the civil engineering industry, providing a range of preparatory services such as coatings removal, scabbling and laitance removal.
Road markings are designed to be permanent but over time boundaries change and it may be necessary to remove the thermoplastic paint or the substrate below the markings may require resurfacing.
RGL’s powerful line removal tools are quick, easy and efficient making them ideal for use on airport runways, in car parks and on pavements – leaving the surface clear and ready for repainting.
Great work can only come from great partnerships. Here are just a few of the amazing Customers that have challenged us to find a water jetting solution, and we've delivered.
Other industries
Over 40 years, we have turned our knowledge of water jetting technology into a range of cutting, cleaning, surface preparation and hydrodemolition services - ideally suited to the task and industry at hand.
Petrochemical, Oil and Gas
Civil Engineering
RGL are the UK’s leading interface between water jetting technology and the job to be done.
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