Veteran Equipment Sales

07/31/2026

Another productive week in the VES shop!

Our fabrication team has been busy welding, assembling, and preparing custom equipment for upcoming projects. From individual components to complete systems, each piece is built with attention to quality, durability, and performance.

A big thank you to our team for another week of hard work and steady progress!

07/30/2026

Another successful installation in the books!

We’re proud to highlight a job well done by Joe on the installation and startup of a VES Raptor-120 abrasive blast cabinet at the Duluth Air National Guard in Minnesota.

Joe went the extra mile to get the unit up and running, and the feedback we received speaks for itself: “I wanted to personally thank you for going the extra mile to get the blaster up and running. My guys had great things to say about working with you and praised how well you trained them on the unit.”

From equipment setup and final adjustments to hands-on operator training, our goal is to make sure every system is fully operational and every customer feels confident using it before we leave the site.

Thank you to the Duluth Air National Guard team for the warm welcome and the opportunity to support your operation. We appreciate the trust you placed in VES and are proud of another job well done.

07/04/2026

06/26/2026

Sparks were flying in the VES shop this week. From fabrication to final details, our team is hard at work building equipment designed for demanding industrial, aerospace, and military environments.

06/12/2026

Another week, another round of progress in the VES shop.

From equipment builds and fabrication work to finishing touches and final checks, our team continues to put in the work behind every system we send out the door.

We’re grateful for a crew that takes pride in the details and keeps things moving.

Here’s a quick look inside the shop this week.

06/08/2026

Every system starts with a team that understands the importance of the work.

Last week in the VES shop, our crew continued fabricating, assembling, and preparing equipment designed to support safer, more efficient operations in demanding environments.

It’s always good to capture the process behind the finished product.

05/29/2026

Ending the week with a few more shop photos.

There’s always something in progress at VES, and these behind-the-scenes looks are some of our favorites to share. From raw materials to finished equipment, every step matters.

Happy Friday!

05/25/2026

Today, we pause to remember and honor the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.

Memorial Day is more than a long weekend. It is a solemn reminder of the sacrifice, courage, and commitment of those who never made it home.

As a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, Veteran Equipment Sales carries deep respect for the military community and the families who have sacrificed so much.

We are grateful. We remember. We honor them.

05/20/2026

If sparks are a sign of progress, we made plenty this week.

A behind-the-scenes look at the grinding, welding, and fabrication happening around the shop as our team keeps projects moving.

05/17/2026

The aircraft paint and blast hangar industry is changing, and VES is proud to be part of that conversation.

Veteran Equipment Sales recently had the opportunity to contribute a Vendor Viewpoint article to Aerospace & Defense Review, written by our Founder, President, and CEO, Daniel Myers.

The article shares Daniel’s perspective on the challenges facilities face when it comes to worker safety, Hexavalent Chromium exposure, engineered containment, dust collection, air showers, and blast system design.

At VES, our mission has always been bigger than simply selling equipment. We are here to help build safer, smarter, and more effective environments for the people maintaining our aircraft, military equipment, and industrial infrastructure.

A big thank you to Aerospace & Defense Review for the opportunity to share our viewpoint.

Read the article here: https://www.vessystems.com/innovation-in-aircraft-paint-and-blast-hangars