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BLASTREM

Elbląg, Poland

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Blastrem is a Polish company based in Elblag that specializes in maintaining the steel decks of ships, including car ferries and ro-ro vessels. They use machines from the BLASTRAC brand to clean steel areas up to SA 2.5 standards, achieving a productivity rate of 5000 m² per day to SA 2 class. The company ensures high-quality services and is based at Leszczynskiego 29/1 Street, with contact details including phone +48 604 971 262 and email biuro@blastrem.com. Founded in 2011, Blastrem has been operating in the surface preparation sector for over a decade.

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