Hydro Scabbling

Hydro-scabbling is an advanced industrial technique that uses high-pressure water jets (6,000 to 40,000 psi) to precisely remove the top layer of concrete or asphalt surfaces. This method achieves various objectives like surface roughening and preparation for repair work, while adhering to Australian safety standards and concrete surface profile (CSP) specifications.

It offers significant safety advantages over traditional methods, including dust mitigation, reduced vibration, and lower noise pollution, aligning with Australian Work Health and Safety regulations. Hydro-scabbling can achieve a range of surface profiles from CSP1 to CSP10, ensuring compatibility with various coating systems.

This eco-friendly process preserves structural integrity, enhances bonding, and is suitable for multiple industries. Modern robotic systems offer increased precision, time efficiency, and versatility. Hydro-scabbling is particularly effective for industrial flooring, surface preparation, decorative concrete, and road marking removal.

By employing this technique, industries can achieve superior concrete surface preparation results while ensuring compliance with workplace health and safety requirements and providing a cost-effective, environmentally friendly solution.