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Air flow noise cut (1st March 2012)
Hodge Clemco's latest Apollo 600 blast operator's helmet is designed to improve comfort, visibility and convenience for the wearer.
From Health safety welfare
Low-dust blasting (1st November 2011)
New from the EnviraSponge Division of the Samuel Hodge Group is a dry abrasive blasting system that minimises dust, improves visibility for operators and reduces containment and extraction requirements.
From Production engineering
Major finishing installation (1st March 2009)
Hodge Clemco has completed the installation of a blast-room and a paint spray booth, both measuring over 1000m3, on a new 20- hectare auction site in France opened by industrial equipment auctioneer, Ritchie Bros. Auc
Memorial task for cabinet (1st November 2008)
A specially designed Hodge Clemco blast cabinet is being used to produce memorial headstones weighing up to 400kg with bespoke designs.
Blasting safely (1st May 2008)
Blast machines and dust collectors from Hodge Clemco are enabling Shutdown Maintenance Services (SMS) to meet the health and safety standards specified by Network Rail for infrastructure maintenance.
Custom-built blastroom (1st May 2006)
A self-contained custom-built blastroom has been installed by Hodge Clemco at the Doncaster works of Railpart UK as part of a £1 million investment by the company in facilities for overhauling bogies on railway rolling stock.
From Plant process control
Quick clean (1st July 2005)
The internal surfaces of gas bottles and other cylindrical metal containers can be cleaned automatically and consistently in less than 3min in an abrasive blast cabinet from Hodge Clemco.
From Premises management maintenance
Blast room cuts costs (1st March 2005)
A self-contained blast-room, custom built by Hodge Clemco, has dramatically reduced abrasive costs and improved working conditions for AIA Shot Blasting.
Blast cabinet (1st September 2004)
An economy blast cabinet and dust collector, designed to provide effective, low-cost component cleaning and surface preparation, has been introduced by Hodge Clemco.
Big booths (1st July 2004)
Hodge Clemco has won a 3.2m contract for surface preparation and finishing facilities at a new aircraft maintenance centre being built for the Defence Aviation Repair Agency in South Wales.
For cylinders (1st March 2004)
Internal surfaces of gas bottles and other cylindrical metal containers can be cleaned automatically and consistently in less that 3min in a new abrasive blast cabinet from Hodge Clemco. Items to be processed, which can be from 55 to 205mm internal d
Improved filtration (1st November 2003)
Changing from conventional paper filters to Dralle CPA media supplied by Hodge Clemco has dramatically improved filtration performance and reduced costs for aircraft finisher Sprayavia International. The single-stage Dralle CPA filters are a cost-eff
