Aurand Mfg & Equipment Co.

Aurand Mfg & Equipment Co., also known as Aurand, is a specialized company involved in the manufacture and supply of surface preparation tools. Established in 1937 and based in the United States, Aurand is widely recognized for its high-quality descaling and surface preparation equipment.


The company’s products are primarily designed for use in various industrial settings, including marine maintenance, shipbuilding, petrochemical plants, and anywhere rust and scale removal is essential. Aurand’s tools are particularly known for their ability to clean surfaces effectively without damaging the underlying material.


Key Products and Features:



  1. Handheld Descalers: These are among the company’s flagship products, designed to manually remove rust, scale, and old paint from metal surfaces.



  2. Deck Scarifiers: Often used in marine environments, these tools help in maintaining ship decks by removing slippery substances and rust, ensuring a safer working condition.



  3. Electric and Pneumatic Options: Aurand offers both electric and pneumatic versions of their descalers and scarifiers to provide flexibility based on the operational requirements of different industries.



  4. Durability and Efficiency: Aurand products are reputed for their robust build and efficient performance, contributing to lower maintenance costs and increased productivity for their users.




Overall, Aurand Mfg & Equipment Co. has built a strong reputation over the years for producing reliable and efficient surface preparation tools that cater to a wide range of industrial applications.


Products

Hand held scarifiers, Electric and Pneumatic

Cincinnati USA

1210 Ellis St.
Cincinnati OH 45223
USA

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