Captured shot blasting is a highly effective surface preparation technique used in the line marking industry. It involves the process of propelling small steel shots at high velocity onto a surface to clean, roughen, or prepare it for the application of line markings....
Clean and Retrieve – Project
Biffa Recycling Multi-Site
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Project Overview
The Biffa Recycling Depot required an upgrade to its existing markings for health and safety lines, parking, and roadway markings. This project was particularly significant as it marked the inaugural use of C&R's brand-new thermoplastic line marking lorry. The project encompassed a variety of tasks mainly including the application of new road and line markings using the new lorry. C&R executed the project efficiently, enhancing the site's safety and functionality. The newly marked lines and parking spaces contributed to a more organised and streamlined operation at the depot.
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