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Cutting large metal castings or frozen metal spillsWhen foundries have large spillages of molten material, the only method to clean up is to use 16mm to 19mm Thermic Lances once material has solidified.Cutting mixed or laminated materialsCombinations of metal and concrete are notoriously difficult to cut since the techniques for metal (drilling and oxy-cutting) are not compatible with those for concrete (drilling with tungsten carbide or diamond tipped tools and jack hammering). A lance will cut through both materials with ease at the same time.Concrete cancer in reinforced concreteA mini lance can be used to remove concrete cancer in coastal buildings and then re-packed with suitable new material.Emergency situationsWidely used in emergency work around the world for disasters such as collapsed buildings due to earthquakes or train derailments etc.Removing plugs, pins and hard-facing materialA Mini Thermic Lance is particularly effective when it comes to removing worn or seized pins in earthmoving equipment. It can also be used as a gouger to remove welds to replace teeth on buckets.Furnace applicationsElectric-arc and Blast furnaces have plugs which must be opened at regular intervals for inspection or draining purposes. Lances are also used for removal of worn refractory material and cleaning/de-slagging of pouring spouts.General useCutting Large objects for scrap, cutting large steel beams in demolition and renovation, removing awkward objects from buildings (e.g. large statues, old bank vaults) and general maintenance applications
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