Quick and inexpensive! Introduction of a construction method that allows for safe small-scale and limited blasting.
The "Mini Blasting Method" refers to a blasting technique that uses small-diameter, low-quantity high-performance explosives to achieve localized and small-scale destruction. Our company quickly recognized the effectiveness of this method, which had been used in Scandinavia, and has repeatedly conducted experiments aimed at practical application. As a result, we have realized a faster, cheaper, and safer blasting solution using small yet powerful explosives. This enables efficient and economical destruction in various scenarios at demolition sites. 【Features】 ■ Uses special protective sheets to effectively prevent flying debris ■ Reduces blasting noise and vibration by using low-quantity explosives ■ Effective for cases where "only this part needs to be destroyed" due to the ability for localized blasting ■ Does not cause damage to areas outside the planned destruction zone ■ Small-diameter blast holes allow for quick drilling operations *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Since its establishment, our company has consistently contributed to various types of demolition and renovation work, primarily focusing on the dismantling of explosives. In the renovation of blast furnaces at steel mills, we efficiently dismantle extremely hard residual slag, which poses challenges due to high temperatures, using our unique blasting technology. We have received high praise from clients regarding the project duration and safety. Additionally, in urban areas, we are actively working with our affiliated company, China Chemical & Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., to research new explosive materials to enable safe and effective blasting operations, as well as to promote their use.