Environmentally Safe

Dedicated to enviromentally safe products & services...
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.

We take extreme precautions to insure safe cleanup ...
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.

Approved by the EPA, FDA & USDA as an acceptable cleaning agent for food processing equipment...
Dry ice cleaning has been approved by the EPA, FDA and USDA as an acceptable cleaning method and is safe to use with food processing equipment. Upon Contact, dry ice will kill bacteria, mold, mildew, fungus, etc… while reducing moisture thus inhibiting future growth and development. The dry ice cleaning process does not release harmful gases into the atmosphere and is non toxic. The use of dry ice cleaning reduces employee exposure to (and corporate liability from) the use of dangerous cleaning agents.

Sand, soda and water blasting can leave toxic secondary waste to be cleaned up in addition to any toxic particulates removed. In addition, the use of these mediums can create downstream contamination that affects
surrounding areas and installations.

 
 
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