Puerto Rico Blast-Resistant Modules

Blast-resistant module rentals are available in Puerto Rico for use in petrochemical refineries and other potentially hazardous environments. BRM custom configurations, as well as standard layouts, can be delivered to meet virtually any safety requirement.

When safety and productivity are paramount, Hunter Onsite is the #1 choice for blast-resistant modules (BRM) anywhere in Puerto Rico. Numerous configurations of blast-resistant modules, including single modules, multiplexes and specialty BRM units are available for delivery throughout Puerto Rico.

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Blast-Resistant Modules Available in Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico 40' Single Modular Layout 2
40' Single Modular Layout 2
12’ W x 40’ L x 11’ 9” H
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Puerto Rico 40' Single Modular Layout 4
40' Single Modular Layout 4
12’ W x 40’ L x 11’ 9” H
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Puerto Rico 40' Single Modular Layout 1
40' Single Modular Layout 1
12’ W x 40’ L x 11’ 9” H
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Specialty BRM Rentals Available in Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico Restrooms
Restrooms
12’ W x 40’ L x 11’ 9” H
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Puerto Rico Permit Building
Permit Building
12’ W x 40’ L x 11’ 9” H
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Puerto Rico Tool Crib
Tool Crib
12’ W x 40’ L x 11’ 9” H
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Blast-Resistant Modules Available in Puerto Rico

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About HUNTER Blast-Resistant Modules

Blast-resistant modules for rent in Puerto Rico are constructed to strict specifications. Units are rated for a minimum 8 PSI at medium response level. Most modules feature a professional interior, including finished walls and ceiling, communications panel, electrical outlets and a comfort ensuring HVAC system.

BRM Fact of the Day: What is the difference between blast-proof and blast-resistant?

You may have seen the term blast-proof, but it is not one that we use. Instead, we use blast-resistant. No structure can be actually 100% blast-proof.