Quick Skive Removal Tools
Precision Starts Here
Remove ProSeal®, gap fillers, antenna gaskets, and coatings with no damage to metal or composite substrates
Enterprise Ventures Corporation’s (EVC’s) Quick Skive Removal Tools consist of various hand tools and power tools with ergonomically designed handles, nonmetallic blades, gap blades, and gap bits. The special blade/bit designs are for removing materials from fragile composite and other topcoat/primer/anodized scratch-prone surfaces during maintenance activities. These activities include aircraft fuselages and components during on- and off-aircraft, missile system and ground vehicle maintenance.
The Quick Skive Removal Kit allows for outstanding results when “worker-friendly” heat or non-heat skive processes are used. The heat process does not damage the skive blades when directing a heat gun or other heat source on the targeted surface, then skiving off the heated materials.
Benefits
- Reduces total maintenance hours
- Prevents costs by eliminating maintenance-induced damage
- Removes materials from surfaces including composite and other fragile, scratch-prone surfaces
- “Worker-friendly” heat or non-heat skive processes
- Simple one-person ergonomic operation
- Avoids damage to topcoat base primer, substrate, or metal treatment
- Prevents environmental secondary waste.
- Eliminates dust residue
- Quick Skive Removal Tools improve efficiency for depot (Phase Maintenance PM1 and PM2), intermediate level, and unit level maintenance.
- Approved for use on U.S. Air Force (USAF), U.S. Army (USA) and U.S. Navy (USN) active, guard, and reserves aviation and missile maintenance operations.
- Available for use by other government/commercial maintenance operations (e.g. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), U.S. Coast Guard (USCG), commercial firefighting aircraft, etc.).
NOTE: Tools are only to be used by trained professionals with adequate aviation or industrial experience and in accordance with the safety guidelines.
Skive Tool Pricing