News - Oct 2019

Vapormatt to attend the Dubai Airshow

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Vapormatt are pleased to announce they be attending the Dubai Airshow, to be held from 17-21 November 2019 at DWC, Dubai Airshow Site.

The Dubai Airshow began life in 1986 as Arab Air. Since then the show has grown and evolved to become one of the largest and most important aerospace events in the world.  2017 saw the biggest show ever with 1,200 exhibitors from 63 countries, over 79,380 trade visitors, 159 Aircraft on display, 1,603 international and regional media and an order book of $113.8 billion.  

Our Business Development Engineer – Chris Owen will be on hand to discuss Vapormatt’s world leading wet blasting technology for your surface preparation and finishing requirements.

With quality being synonymous with all aerospace work there is a good reason why the aerospace industry looks to Vapormatt for wet blast surface processing solutions. With a Vapormatt system you can ensure the level of finish will meet the high standards set by aerospace companies.

Through a collaborative and consultative approach with our aerospace customers, we have been able to provide successful wet blast solutions to meet a range of applications such as: shot blasting, wet peening, surface preparation, paint stripping, degreasing, composite preparation, deburring, abradable coating removal, wheel and brake maintenance and much more.

Visitors to the fair will find Vapormatt along with our channel partner on the DAES Group Stand: 1724. 

To arrange an appointment you can contact us today by phone (01823 257 976) or email. 

For more details of the event please visit:  https://www.dubaiairshow.aero/

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