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Contaminants can be solid, viscous or liquid (paint, carbon deposits, glue, grease, sugar, ink, impurities). During the dry ice blasting process most of the dirt falls on the floor or on the ground, from where such dirt can be removed by vacuum-cleaning or sweeping.

We offer blasting equipment that allows very fine cleaning (e.g. printed circuit boards) and equipment designed for aggressive cleaning (cleaning of wood, graffiti, chassis, etc.).

Yes, a certain degree of static electricity is not an exception in dry ice blasting. The device is designed with integrated earthing. If the blasting unit and object are properly grounded, it is very unlikely that you will have static discharge problem.

Dry ice is completely non-toxic. In contrast to other cleaning methods which use water or high-pressure hoses, contaminated water does not leak into the environment. Loose cover film can be swept / vacuumed. Dry ice blasting does not produce toxic fumes from solvents and other chemicals during cleaning.

Depending on the particular application, dry ice blasting is often a less expensive alternative than other forms of medium blasting. The cleaning process is fast and it allows less or no production downtime. Non-abrasive results allow the elimination of further steps, such as repainting or surface treatment in most cases. In addition, it is not necessary to clean the secondary waste after completion of the process, as no media (e.g. sand or water) remain after its completion.