PATENTED
ROBOTIC CONCRETE
REMOVAL SYSTEM
for ready-mix drums
R. DORIAN HEAVY HYDRO
HYDROBLASTING SERVICES
Because concrete manufacturers shouldn’t have to expose workers to dangerous conditions in order to maintain their ready-mix fleet.
WHY YOU SHOULD HYDRO BLAST
YOUR READY-MIX DRUMS
Reduces Your liability
OSHA’s new rule regarding respirable crystalline silica is tough. Hydro blasting is a safer, quicker alternative.
Protects your drums
Water pressure doesn’t damage your drums the way jackhammers do. They will last longer and need fewer repairs.
Ensures better mix quality
A sparkling clean drum means fewer pieces of dead concrete end up in your mix.
Safer than manual chipping
Manual chipping is a dangerous job. Hydro blasting is done from outside the drum via remote control.
Lowers transportation costs
All that dry concrete lining the inside of the drum weighs a lot. Heavier trucks use more fuel.
Increases productivity
Clean drums have more capacity and this enables you to transport more fresh concrete.
Hydro Blasting vs Manual Chipping
R. Dorian Heavy Hydro
Works via remote control from outside the drum.
Pressurized water safely removes dried concrete.
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Workers are NOT exposed to respirable crystalline silica.
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Removes 4000 lbs. of concrete in just over an hour.
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Manual Chipping
Workers spend hours in a confined space.
Jackhammers can damage your blades and your shell.
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Workers are exposed to respirable crystalline silica
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It’s a slow process that can take several hours.
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THE READY JET REMOTE CONTROLLED SYSTEM IS A SUSTAINABLE SOLUTION
When you increase your capacity you increase your fuel efficiency.
THE READY JET REMOTE CONTROLLED SYSTEM IS A SAFER SOLUTION.
It keeps the inside of your mixer drums clean and your workers safe.
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