Blastrac North America

Blastrac North America is a company specializing in surface preparation technologies, offering a comprehensive range of equipment and solutions designed for various types of surface treatments. Here’s an overview of the company:

Industry Focus:

Blastrac North America's core expertise lies in manufacturing and supplying high-quality surface preparation equipment, which is utilized in various applications such as:

Concrete polishing and grinding
Shot blasting
Scarifying
Steel blasting
Dust collection

Products and Services:

The company's product line mainly includes:

Shot Blasters: Machines designed to strip the surface of floors through a high-speed rotating wheel, propelling steel shot toward the surface to be treated.
Grinders and Polishers: Equipment for grinding down surfaces to remove coatings, repair damage and prepare surfaces for polishing or further treatment.
Scarifiers: Machines designed to remove surface material through the cutting action provided by various types of rotating drums and cutters.
Dust Collectors: Essential accessories to ensure dust-free operation and compliance with regulations on construction and renovation sites.
Scrapers: Hand-held or ride-on machines used for flooring removal tasks.

Markets Served:

Blastrac North America's equipment is widely used across multiple industries, including but not limited to:

Construction
Renovation and refurbishment
Industrial maintenance
Infrastructure projects (e.g., road and bridge construction)
Marine environments

Innovation and Quality:

Blastrac North America places a strong emphasis on developing innovative solutions that are efficient, reliable, and environmentally friendly. The company invests in research and development to create cutting-edge equipment that meets the evolving needs of its customers.

Global Presence:

As part of the larger Blastrac group, which operates worldwide, Blastrac North America benefits from the global network, knowledge, and expertise of its parent company. This allows them to offer comprehensive support, training, and services to customers across North America.

Customer Support and Training:

Blastrac North America provides extensive customer support, including equipment maintenance, repairs, and operational training. The company emphasizes educating its clients on best practices to maximize the efficiency and longevity of its equipment.

Sustainability:

Blastrac North America is committed to sustainable business practices, including designing equipment that minimizes environmental impact, promoting dust-free and pollution-free working conditions, and adhering to the latest environmental regulations.

Blastrac North America has built a strong reputation for providing robust and efficient surface preparation solutions, making it a trusted partner for professionals in various industries.

619-295-0893
www.blastrac.com
619-295-0754

Products

Shot Blasters, Grinders, Polishers, Saws,Grinding Disc and Blades.

Oklahoma USA

6215 Aluma Valley Drive
Oklahoma OK 73121
USA

Ships

PW TEGAS

Tug | Flag: Republic of Singapore | Port: SINGAPORE

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