Heat Induction Fiberglass Liner Removal
Faster. Safer. Eco-friendly
Magnetic heat induction removes fiberglass liners by using high frequency magnetic fields to heat the underlying metal substrate rather than the liner itself. This rapid localized heating breaks the adhesive bond between the metal and the liner, allowing it to be easily scraped away with out flame or chemical damage.
Why Heat Induction?
It is the fastest of all fiberglass removal methods.
Pros
- Very low dust
- Minimal waste
- Precise and controlled
- Quiet operation
- Good for any thickness of laminates
Cons
- Only works on conductive substrates
- Requires scraping after heating
- Heat damage minimal possibility
Magnetic heat induction is a faster and safer method of fiberglass liner removal, with little to no environmental impact. This technology eliminates unnecessary waste disposal, and possible injuries from conventional wet blast and abrasive blast methods. This all equates to financial and schedule savings to our customers.
Method Comparison
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Method
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Tank Diameter
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Est. Cost
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Best Application
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|---|---|---|---|
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Heat Induction
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100' Dia.
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$80,000
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Any FRP on a steel floor
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40k Water Jetting
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100' Dia.
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$110,000
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Large areas & thick FRP
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Abrasive Blasting
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100’ Dia.
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$240,000
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Surface prep & coating removal
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Blastrac
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100’ Dia.
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$320,000
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Flat floors, last resort
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Additional Services offered by
Supreme Plant Services
- Asphalt Tank Cleaning
- Product Tank Cleaning
- Painting & Coating
- Abrasive Blasting
- Liner Install/Removal
- In House NACE Personnel
- Automated Blasting
- Processing
- Dredging
- Line Cleaning
- Filter Press
- Centrifuge