Quill Falcon Partners with Reigart Contracts Ltd for Historic Paint Removal at Pollok Country Park Stables, Glasgow
In 2024, Quill Falcon proudly collaborated with Reigart Contracts Ltd on a distinctive conservation project at the Category A-listed stables in Pollok Country Park, Glasgow. These stables trace their origins back to the mid-1600s, when a castle first stood on the site. Elements of that original structure remain embedded in the current building, making it […]
Wet blasting for surface preparation: the key to long-lasting coatings and structural integrity
When it comes to industrial painting, protective coatings, or even structural repair, surface preparation is not just a preliminary step; it’s the foundation for long-term performance. Whether you’re working on steel, concrete, or brick, the condition of the surface before application determines how well coatings adhere and how long they last. In our latest blog, […]
Reviving a historic brewhouse in Edinburgh’s Old Town
Anyone familiar with Edinburgh, especially those who’ve visited during the iconic Fringe Festival, knows the magic of the Old Town. It’s a place where cobbled streets echo with history, and every corner holds a story. Located just off the Royal Mile is Crichton House, a former brewhouse that has long been part of the city’s […]
A custom blasting solution for Erskine Bridge’s preparation works
No bridge too far The impressive Erskine Bridge stands proud over the River Clyde, connecting West Dunbartonshire with Renfrewshire. Spanning 1.32 kilometres, the multi-span cable-stayed box girder bridge was opened by Princess Anne in the summer of 1971. A bespoke blasting solution Our client, Spencer Group, working on behalf of Transport for Scotland, needed a […]
What is the difference between wet and dry sand blasting?
When preparing a surface for cleaning, restoration or coating, choosing the right sand blasting method can make a major difference in quality, efficiency and safety. You may have come across terms such as dry blasting, wet blasting, abrasive blasting, vapour blasting and dustless blasting – but what do they mean, and how do they compare? […]
Built for confined spaces: how the first Electric Quill Falcon Cyclone 120 Complete met the challenge
Quill Falcon’s production team manufactured and deployed the first Electric Quill Falcon Cyclone 120 Complete, designed specifically for our customers working in confined spaces where diesel emissions are strictly off-limits. Designed to address a specific on-site challenge, the unit combines performance, safety and sustainability. Understanding the challenge A customer required blasting and breathing equipment for […]
Precision coating removal equipment helps turn back time
Restoring industrial history at Summerlee Museum The Summerlee Museum of Industrial Life, located in Coatbridge just outside Glasgow, is home to a remarkable collection of industrial artefacts. Several large engineering exhibits required expert restoration to bring them back to their former glory. The challenge was to carefully remove layers of corrosion and old paint coatings […]
Introducing the Quill Falcon Vapour Reduction System (VRS): A Game-Changer in Confined Space Blasting
Welcome to the latest piece of Quill Falcon wizardry… the Vapour Reduction System (VRS). This clever innovation is designed to be compact and lightweight while tackling some of the more prominent challenges in Quill blasting. Design excellence At the core of the VRS is a smartly engineered water separator that removes surplus moisture from the […]
Introducing the NEW Quill Falcon Supa-Dri dry blasting system
We’re excited to announce the latest addition to our Quill Falcon range… a high-performance dry blasting system. A rapid, reliable and efficient solution for dry blasting projects where speed and performance are critical. The demand for dry blasting solutions is growing, especially for projects where water is a no-go, such as prepping bridges for repainting. […]
Guarding the Seas with Expert Coating Removal, One Layer at a Time!
Restoring a custodian of the seas The GV Independent, once a humble fishing vessel, now operates as a guard ship in the North Sea. Recently, it had to undertake a mission of its own. The ship was brought into Grimsby dry dock to remove years of built-up coatings to restore the vessel to peak performance and […]