Hydrodemolition is a technique whereby high-velocity water jets are directed against a surface to produce a mechanically destructive effect, without the disadvantages of inducing vibrations and micro-cracking.

Whilst cutting concrete with water jets has been successfully used for decades, the problem of efficiently removing concrete layers of constant or variable thickness has only recently been addressed.

The AQUACUTTER has been designed to selectively remove layers of weak or defective concrete, by accurately controlling the movement and speed of the water jet and the length of time directed at the surface, to a preset quality depth.

Programming and monitoring of the process is simple, through the built-in computer system.