Refinishing hire equipment between rental bookings
A hire-fleet manager wants to know when the asset can go back on hire.
SodaBlast Systems · SBS SYSTEM
In short
A hire-fleet manager wants to know when the asset can go back on hire. Start with the handover date and photographs of two typical parts. A removable guard and a welded frame take different times to prepare even if their surface areas are similar.
Separate cosmetic work from paint preparation
One asset may need local cleaning before resale, another a complete frame strip. Mark the scope on a photograph, agree how to preserve identification plates and specify who fits replacement decals. Give the painter a separate sample prepared for the chosen coating system.
The first booking at the hire depot
The SB-500 Trailer brings the blast unit and compressed-air supply to the depot. Agree vehicle movements, the work area and the order in which assets will arrive. Record the time from receiving the first part to handing back the last. Use that figure to offer the next slot and a realistic number of assets.
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Published by SodaBlast Systems Europe, the knowledge hub of the SodaBlast Systems brand, operated by SBS SYSTEM, Łódź, Poland.
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