Dry Ice Blasting. Imagine....

Imagine an industrial cleaning media that's non-abrasive, disappears on contact and is versatile enough to be used for everything from heavy slag removal to delicate semiconductor and circuit board cleaning.

Dry ice blasting is an environmentally friendly process utilizing solid CO2 pellets accelerated in a pressurized air stream to impact a surface to be cleaned or prepared.

Instead of using hard abrasive media such as sand or glass to grind on a surface (and damage it), dry ice blasting uses soft dry ice, accelerated at supersonic speeds, and creates mini-explosions on the surface to lift the undesirable particulates off the underlying substrate.

 

Environmentally Safe

Minus -109 is dedicated to the performance of environmentally safe products and services. The dry ice blasting process for cleaning a multitude of surfaces and different types of equipment does not produce any environmental issues from the blasting media.

The CO2 used in the process has been reclaimed from the atmosphere or from other manufacturing processes so no additional CO2 is being created. Truly.

This is a huge advantage for our clients and has elevated dry ice blasting to one of the fastest growing cleaning processes in the industry. We take extreme precautions to insure the safe, efficient and proper clean up and disposal of any residues from the process.

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Reduce Cleaning Time

Dry ice Cleaning allows for on-line cleaning without interrupting production, therefore eliminating downtime. The process also allows the ability to clean assembled components, eliminating tear down and rebuilding time. It is non-conductive so it can be utilized on energized equipment and the delivery device is portable so even areas previously thought inaccessible can be cleaned.

  

Training & Safety

Safety is our first priority. Compliance with all safety and health regulations is a top priority at Minus -109. We are fully bonded and insured and have fully trained technicians that meet the most stringent regulations.

 
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