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BlastOne

Columbus, United States

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BlastOne is a company headquartered in the United States and operates its activities also in Australia, New Zealand, and worldwide. The services include Facility-Maintenance, Refineries, Tank farms, Pipelines, Wind tower and Bridge construction, Ship and berth damage, as well as Steel fabrication. They offer Blasting and coating equipment, Abrasives, and Blastbooths. The company was founded in 1975 and has specialized in the areas of Facility Engineering, Construction, and Maintenance. BlastOne also offers Rental equipment to promote customer success. They emphasize their expertise in Innovation, Training, and Customer Service and present a brand named Performance3 as a competitive advantage.

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