J Reid Engineering

Designs, builds and maintains shot blast rooms, blasting machines and dust extractors for industrial surface preparation customers worldwide

Deeside, United KingdomFounded 2002jreidengineering.co.ukWebsite technologies

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About J Reid Engineering

J Reid Engineering designs, manufactures and maintains shot blasting equipment for surface preparation. Its range includes shot blast rooms, the Containablast portable surface preparation module, automatic shotblast machines, portable blast pots, dust extractors and custom composite blast rooms. It also supplies abrasive media and spare parts, offers on-site maintenance, and will shotblast customers' parts.

Customers are manufacturers in automotive, aerospace, shipbuilding, construction, energy, transport, heavy plant, fabrication and renewables, ranging from small and medium enterprises to multinational companies. Revenue comes from equipment sales, spare parts, servicing and the sale or hire of blast pots, and the company also sells used equipment.

The J.Reid group was established in 1975, and J.Reid Engineering Ltd was initiated in 1998 under the control of Trevor Edwards. The company's registered founding date is 2002. Manufacturing takes place at its site in North Wales, which includes a fabrication and engineering facility, an on-site CNC machining facility and a foundry. The company says it supplies customers worldwide.

Product: Shot blast rooms, Containablast portable blast modules, automatic shotblast machines, portable blast pots, dust extractors, abrasive media and spare parts.

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