LMT is the strategic partner for construction companies and industrial specialists looking for the highest standard in concrete rehabilitation. Our advanced technology for concrete removal with high pressure offers a vibration-free, gentle, and highly controlled method compared to traditional jackhammering. Whether it involves deteriorating bridges, parking garages, or structural foundations: we deliver the exact power required for demanding renovation projects.
Our ultra-high-pressure (UHP) systems operate at working pressures up to 3,000 bar. This ensures selective removal of damaged concrete, exposing intact reinforcing rebar cleanly without inducing micro-cracks into the underlying sound structure.
As the official distributor of KAMAT high-pressure pumps in the Benelux, we integrate industry-leading engineering into our systems. Hydrodemolition requires consistent water flow and continuous pressure under extreme conditions. The modular design of KAMAT plunger pumps guarantees reliable, round-the-clock performance on complex jobsites.
Our ergonomic high-pressure guns and precision lance attachments allow operators to guide the water jet with maximum control. This minimizes operator fatigue, significantly accelerates project timelines, and ensures maximum jobsite safety.
Traditional pneumatic hammers create heavy vibrations that can damage rebar bonds and induce structural micro-fractures. In contrast, concrete removal with high pressure eliminates vibrations entirely. The high-velocity water jet penetrates concrete pores, creating internal pressure that breaks away weakened material while leaving the steel reinforcement fully intact.
Simultaneously, the water jet cleans rust and chloride deposits off the rebar, restoring it to a high surface finish standard. The resulting rough, clean concrete substrate provides an optimal mechanical bond for new concrete pours or specialized repair mortars.
The precision and reliability of our technology were proven during the renovation of a 17-story residential complex in Milan. Water penetration had caused severe rebar corrosion and spalling across the exterior façade. The challenge required simultaneously stripping a tough epoxy coating and removing defective concrete without affecting nearby structural fixtures.
Utilizing a KAMAT high-pressure system operating between 2,000 and 3,000 bar, contractors removed damaged concrete selectively right up to expansion joints, window frames, and exterior wiring—completely free of peripheral damage or structural micro-cracking.
We supply high-end, certified equipment engineered specifically for heavy-duty industrial and infrastructure applications:
Facing a complex concrete restoration project? Contact the technical specialists at LMT today for tailored engineering advice and pump configurations.
