FAQ
Why Use us?
At Lightning Bolt Removal, we specialize in the efficient, fast and safe extraction of dynabolts using advanced techniques and state-of-the-art equipment. Our services cater to various industries, including warehouses, commercial spaces, and industrial facilities, where dynabolts are commonly used to secure shelving, racking systems, machinery, and more.
How fast can you remove bolts?c
We are the fastest Dynabolt extractors in the industry. Depending on the type of bolts and the quality of said bolts we are easily able to remove upwards of 3,000 bolts a week. However we don’t mind exceeding that number exponentially if deadlines apply.
Where do you operate?
We primarily operate in Melbourne, but also offer services in Sydney , Brisbane and Adelaide with a minimum requirement of bolts.
why use a dynabolt removal service?
DynaBolts, also known as anchor bolts or expansion bolts, are essential for securely fastening heavy fixtures and equipment to concrete or masonry surfaces. However, when it comes time to renovate or upgrade, removing these bolts can be extremely challenging and labour-intensive if specific industry knowledge and experience isn’t applied. This is where a professional Dynabolt Removal Service like Lightning Bolt Removal comes into play.
What safety measures do you take?
Removing dynabolts involves inherent risks, such as exposure to silica dust and the potential for structural damage if not handled correctly. Our skilled technicians are trained to adhere to strict safety protocols and use specialized tools to mitigate these risks effectively. This includes dust control measures, proper ventilation, and the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) to create a safe working environment for everyone involved. We are fully insured, adhere to swms protocols and fully comply with OH&S regulations.
Whats the difference between dynabolts anchor bolts and expansion bolts?
Dynabolts are a particular brand of bolt commonly known throughout Australia and New Zealand. Anchor bolts and expansion bolts are generalised names for these bolts within the construction industry.
