Thames Shipyard & Repair Other service
Surface Preparation & Painting
Sandblasting, ultra-high pressure water blasting and airless spray painting, done in line with CT DEP regulations and EPA NESHAP standards.
Description
Thames Shipyard provides surface preparation and coating for vessel hulls and structures, including sandblasting, ultra-high pressure water blasting and airless spray painting. All paints are applied in line with Connecticut DEP regulations and EPA NESHAP standards.
Key features
- FLOW 40,000 PSI ultra-high pressure water blaster system
- Several 3-ton sandblasting pots, including a rotary internal pipe blasting nozzle
- Six Graco airless spray paint pumps with ratios up to 60:1
- Pressure washers rated at 5,000 PSI and 3,000 PSI
- Paints applied in accordance with CT DEP regulations and EPA NESHAP standards; paint stored in a separate hazardous-materials building
Specifications
| UHP water blaster | 40,000 PSI |
|---|---|
| Airless spray pumps | ratios up to 60:1 |
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