Dry Ice Blasting Applications

Surface Preparation

Prepare surfaces with a dry, non-abrasive process that preserves surface dimensions. Dry ice blasting safely removes contaminants from various parts and equipment, revolutionizing surface preparation.

This residue-free method eliminates secondary waste, allowing for immediate painting, coating, repairs, and non-destructive testing, streamlining your workflow for greater efficiency.

Benefits

No secondary waste

Versatile solution

Eliminate manual methods

Dry process allows for immediate painting or coating after cleaning

Eliminate risk of grit entrapment

Eliminate need for aqueous or chemical solutions

Non-abrasive

Improve product quality and decrease scrap rates


Specific Use Cases

Vessels & valves

Interior & exterior automotive parts

Plastic parts

Pipelines

Spot treatment solution

Non-destructive testing

Tanks

Cleaning surfaces before RTVs

Surface preparation prior to welding


Related Industries

Mining

Oil & Gas

Plastics & Composites

Power Generation

Aerospace & Aviation

Automotive

Why?

Dry ice blasting eliminates the need for aqueous or chemical solutions in surface preparation, providing a safe and efficient cleaning method. It effectively removes contaminants from delicate plastic surfaces while also tackling heavy buildup on metal and steel for immediate repair or non-destructive testing.

This process leaves no residue or grit entrapment, ensuring cleaner surfaces, higher-quality parts, and more precise measurements during testing. Additionally, dry ice blasting reduces cleanup time and minimizes the risk of surface damage, making it an ideal solution for industries requiring precision and reliability.

Get in touch.

Have a project that needs powerful, eco-friendly cleaning here in Utah? Get in touch with IcePulse! Whether you have tough industrial buildup, delicate machinery, or need a non-abrasive cleaning solution, we’re here to help. Contact us today for a free consultation and see how dry ice blasting can save you time, money, and hassle.