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Method · 28 February 2022 · Nick Turnbull

Bulk Hydrodemolition on Coastal and River Dockyards & Jetties

Aquajet hydrodemolition robot with boom extension removing concrete from a coastal jetty deck

Gnat's Robotic Hydrodemolition teams are routinely tasked with cutting and removing bulk sections of degraded concrete from coastal and river dockyards and jetty structures.

Our remotely operated Aquajet and Conjet Robots, when deployed with boom extensions, can work directly from jetty decks, to accurately and safely remove defective concrete from the deck, sides and undersides.

These projects were successfully completed in what was termed 'changing' and 'challenging' weather conditions on the North East coast and river inlets.

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