BolterUp - Crunchbase Company Profile & Funding

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BolterUp is located in Fort Mcmurray, Alberta, Canada.

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About BolterUp

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2880161

BolterUp supplies, rents, and repairs bundle extractors.

Private

Fort Mcmurray, Alberta, Canada

11-50

bolterup.com

Industrial

Rental

Wholesale

Details

Legal Name

Bolterup Ltd.

Operating Status

Active

Company Type

For Profit

About the Company

BolterUp specializes in the supply, rental, and repair of aerial tube bundle extractors, essential for the maintenance of plate and tube heat exchangers. The company offers a range of extractors suitable for bundles up to 2.75 meters in diameter and weighing up to 50 tons, accommodating various industrial needs. Each unit is designed for ease of

transport and operation, featuring remote control capabilities and diesel-powered engines for independent use.

Phone Number

+1 587 646 2008

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Products & Services

Aerial Tube Bundle Extractor

A self-contained unit for extracting tube bundles from plate and tube heat exchangers up to 2.75 m diameter and 45-50 T weight, operable by remote control and powered by a small diesel engine.

Bundle Extractor Training

Training service providing instruction for up to five operators on how to safely and effectively operate a bundle extractor, typically conducted over 3-4 days during plant shutdowns or with scrap bundles.