Our team specialise in Tank Cleaning,
Surface Preparation, Hydro Demolition and High Pressure Water Jetting. All of
our team are highly motivated, and are happy to
work with the client to contribute to the overall achievement of a contract.
All of our team leaders and operatives have
gained an NVQ Level 2 in water jetting and hold CSCS and WJA Health &
Safety cards. For more information about us at Sabre Jetting please visit our
website at: http://www.sabrejetting.co.uk/
Showing posts with label Water Jetting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Water Jetting. Show all posts
Thursday, 5 December 2013
Thursday, 24 January 2013
Concrete Cutting
Concrete
cutting is often carried out by professional companies like us to
ensure the job is done safely and correctly. Cutting concrete can be
carried out in a number of ways, however, using high pressure water jetting to cut concrete is becoming more popular due to its
many advantages when compared with other concrete cutting methods.
For further information on concrete cutting and high pressure water
jetting, visit us online.
Thursday, 29 November 2012
High Pressure Water Jetting
We are experts in high pressure water jetting, surface preparation and hydro demolition. Find out more in our latest video below.
Friday, 26 October 2012
Ultra
high pressure water jetting is becoming an increasingly popular
method of tackling a diverse range of demanding tasks in many
industries. To continue reading this article, please visit
http://www.mhwmagazine.co.uk/LatestNews/Abdex_Hose_&_Couplings_offer_only_Thermoplastic_hose_to_meet_latest_EU_Directive-12648.html
Thursday, 11 October 2012
Surface Preparation
When
concrete is being laid, the old surface will need to be cleaned and
prepared to ensure it is level. Preparing the surface can mean the
removal of concrete, residue, carbon build up and other loose
materials. Surface preparation can be carried out using water jetting
and a variety of pressures, nozzles and flows. Visit Sabre Jetting
for more details.
Thursday, 4 October 2012
Concrete Cutting using Water Jetting Techniques
Cutting concrete by using high pressure water jetting techniques is
by far one of the most effective ways of doing it. The other traditional method
of concrete cutting is to use an air tool, machine mounted breaker. These
traditional methods can cause damage to any steel reinforcing surrounding the
concrete, whereas a water jet doesn't. Find out more by visiting us online.
Tuesday, 3 April 2012
Our Team Leaders and Operatives
All of our Team Leaders and Operatives have achieved an NVQ Level 2 in water jetting and hold CSCS and WJA Health & Safety cards. Further to this, every Team Leader has completed The Site Supervisors Safety Training Scheme for the Construction and Civil Engineering Industries (SSSTS). To find out more about the team at Sabre Jetting visit us online at http://www.sabrejetting.co.uk/
Friday, 10 February 2012
Water Jet Concrete Cutting
One of the reasons for the popularity of water jet concrete cutting is that it meets even the strict environmental laws. It generates little dust due to the use of water, as there is no metal edge to sharpen, and no heat or spark generated during cutting. There are also no finishing steps required as the cut produced by the water jet is perfectly fine. The forces involved make the use of water jet cutting with robotics possible.
Monday, 6 February 2012
Water Jetting
Water jetting involves pressurizing water to mega high pressures which then form an intense cutting stream To achieve these pressures, water is introduced into the unit via a booster pump and filter visit us online to find out more about water jetting and the water jetting services we provide please visit us online at http://www.sabrejetting.co.uk/
Wednesday, 25 January 2012
Sabre Jetting Services Ltd - Ready for London
Sabre Jetting Services are ready to meet the new Low Emission Zone standards which came in to force in London on 1st January 2012. We currently have both Euro 4 and Euro 5 tanker based hydro-demolition units and have built two Euro 4 van based hydro-demolition units which were ready before the new legislation came into effect.
Sabre Jetting Services are committed to utilising the latest technology to enhance the performance of our equipment and to reduce our carbon footprint. As well as four LEZ compliant vehicles we will also be introducing our fourth ‘Stage Three’ static engine to the fleet. These engines are electronically controlled and thus able to regulate emissions automatically.
Our dedication to continuously improve our equipment has also meant a superior service for our clients, who are benefitting from shorter programmes and lower costs, due to our outstanding reliability and production. Consequently, Sabre Jetting Services are the number one choice for hydro-demolition from both an environmental and strategic perspective.
Sabre Jetting Services are committed to utilising the latest technology to enhance the performance of our equipment and to reduce our carbon footprint. As well as four LEZ compliant vehicles we will also be introducing our fourth ‘Stage Three’ static engine to the fleet. These engines are electronically controlled and thus able to regulate emissions automatically.
Our dedication to continuously improve our equipment has also meant a superior service for our clients, who are benefitting from shorter programmes and lower costs, due to our outstanding reliability and production. Consequently, Sabre Jetting Services are the number one choice for hydro-demolition from both an environmental and strategic perspective.
Friday, 6 January 2012
Water Jet Concrete Cutting
A technique of cutting concrete that uses no heat or spark is to use a water jet. Water jet concrete cutting uses compressed water that travels at twice the speed of sound to cut through concrete. The water used is at a high pressure, over 25,000 psi. This allows precise control over the cutting, resulting in the creation of complex shapes. To find out more about our water jetting services please visit us at http://www.sabrejetting.co.uk
Thursday, 15 December 2011
Water Jetting Association UK
Sabre Jetting are proud Members of the Water Jetting Association UK To find out more about our tank units and tank cleaning and services in Birmingham and the West Midlands visit us at http://www.sabrejetting.co.uk
Monday, 31 October 2011
High Pressure Water Jetting
David Malin, our Managing Director, has over 20 years experience within the water jetting industry and sits on both the safety and technical committees of the Water Jetting Association. David is responsible for implementing and maintaining the strict maintenance schedules carried out on all our equipment and the measures he has introduced have made us the industry leaders on health and safety. To find out more about us visit http://www.sabrejetting.co.uk/index.php?webpage=personnel
Thursday, 13 October 2011
Hydro Demolition To Be Carried Out By Sabre Jetting
Sabre Jetting Services Ltd are pleased to announce that we have been successful in our bid to carry out the major hydro-demolition works on the M5 Tewkesbury Road project which is set to start in November this year. The works consist of 40m3 of concrete removal to the abutments of the bridge running underneath the M5.
The hydro-demolition will be carried out in phases to ensure the structural strength of the bridge remains. Sabre will remove a section of the abutment which will then be poured back and allowed to reach strength before the next phase of hydro-demolition is required.
As part of the package, Sabre Jetting Services Ltd will be providing water using our tanker based hydro-demolition units and have also worked with the Environment Agency to create a solution, involving the use of one of our Siltbuster FB50 units, for discharging the run off water to nearby ground.
This project will serve as an excellent example of how Sabre Jetting Services Ltd are able to lighten the work load of our clients and meet the needs of a modern working site by providing a complete water jetting package. Sabre Jetting Services Ltd look forward to working with our long term partners Interserve and Amey towards the successful completion of this project.
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