Introduction to an Efficient Construction Process for Large-Scale Rust Removal and Paint Removal on Ships and Tankers
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Introduction to an Efficient Construction Process for Large-Scale Rust Removal and Paint Removal on Ships and Tankers

Send Time：2026-08-12 15:48
Introduction to an Efficient Construction Process for Large-Scale Rust Removal and Paint Removal on Ships and Tankers

Oil tankers, cargo ships and other vessels need to be sent to the factory for maintenance after being in use for a period of time. Removing paint and rust from the outer surface is often a project with considerable workload and construction difficulty. The large-scale equipment for rust removal and paint removal on the outer surface of oil tankers and ships produced by Autrol Technology is currently considered a more advanced construction method when compared with various current construction techniques.

Rust and Paint removal

 

Before entering the shipyard for repainting, ships such as tankers must have existing rust and residual paint completely removed from their hulls. Aote Long Technology’s rust and paint removal equipment for tankers is designed for large-scale operations, focusing on high efficiency, zero environmental pollution, and low operating costs.

The equipment system consists of the following components:

  1. Cleaning mechanism lifting device
  2. Cleaning mechanism
  3. Waste liquid recovery system
  4. Water-sand separation system
  5. Wastewater circulation and filtration system
  6. Video monitoring and control system