Dry Ice Blasting

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Eco-Friendly Efficient Cleaning Solution

Are you looking for an eco-friendly cleaning solution?  Dry ice cleaning could be your answer.  It produces no secondary waste. There are no chemicals or grit media to impact the environment with dry ice cleaning. Therefore, it is different than grit media which can collect and destroy sensitive parts.  Dry ice will not affect sensitive parts such as windings, gears, and bearings on industrial machinery.  Plus, it evaporates back into gas upon impact.

Furthermore, dry ice cleaning is an effective solution to clean hard to reach areas.  Dry ice blasting reaches areas that can’t be reached with solvents and rags.  To begin with, dry ice cleaning allows for a more thorough clean.  As was previously stated, dry ice is considered a soft blast media which is non-abrasive to many substrates. Plus, dry ice cleaning can reduce your downtime by up to 80% over traditional cleaning methods.

Keeping Your Commercial Equipment and Electronics Clean!

Dry ice cleaning with Suds Mobile Cleaning offers a superior cleaning process.  It can reduce cleaning time by up to 80%. In addition, dry ice cleaning can eliminate secondary waste. It can result in a significant reduction in overall cleaning costs.  Furthermore, since it uses no toxic or abrasive materials, dry ice cleaning is the perfect choice for cleaning electrical, food preparation, and processing equipment.

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Industries We Serve

  • Automotive
  • Construction
  • Fire Restoration
  • Food and Beverage
  • Foundry
  • General Maintenance & Facilities
  • Historical Restoration
  • Medical Device Manufacturing
  • Plastics Manufacturing
  • Printing
  • Rubber Manufacturing
  • Power Generation
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Dry Ice Blasting is Useful In:

  • Industrial Cleaning
  • Equipment Cleaning
  • Paint Preparation
  • Line Cleaning
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Dry ice blasting is Safe to Use on:

  • Electrical control panels
  • Generators
  • Transformers
  • Circuit boards
  • Relays
  • Turbines
  • Cable trays
  • Motors
  • Semi-conductors
  • Robotic equipment
  • Insulators

Facilities

The Food industry has a constant challenge of maintaining cleanliness standards.  For instance, food processing and packaging equipment gets very dirty with grease, proteins, seasoning, crumbs, and other build-up.  Next, the build up prevents the equipment from operating at peak efficiency.  Lastly, the build up reduces the quality of your products.  The reduction of quality puts you at risk for violating health codes. Luckily, the innovative process of dry ice blasting has quickly gained widespread acceptance.  It is know for removing stubborn deposits according to www.gov.mb.ca/agriculture.

If you work in the food industry, you know how heavily regulated it is. Violating food safety regulations can be devastating for your business.  For this reason, dry ice cleaning is the fastest and most effective method approved for use in food industry applications.  It has approval by the Food and Drug Administration, Environmental Protection Agency, and the United States Department of Agriculture. Unlike sand, bead, or water blasting, dry ice blasting uses no toxic chemicals.  Thereby, dry ice blasting does not leave a lasting residue.  Lastly, it doesn’t result in the need to dispose of contaminated water.

If you need additional facility cleaning help, Suds Mobile Cleaning also cleans parking lots, sidewalks, driveways and more.

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Paint Removal

Picture this, you are prepped and ready to move forward with a fresh coat of paint on your surface. Suddenly, you realize the old, flaking coat needs to be stripped off before new paint can go on. Even more, you want to avoid unnecessary downtime due to sludge & contaminants.  That’s where Suds Mobile Cleaning comes in. Our surface prepping professionals quickly, easily, and effectively prepare your surface for new paint by utilizing Dry Ice Blasting.

First, most professional painters don’t find 100% removal of old paint to be necessary before applying a new coat.  Second, all that is needed is a good clean surface for a new coating of paint to bond to.  Third, as long as all of the loose and flaking paint is removed, along with dirt and grease, you’re good to go. Fourth, Dry Ice Blasting is the ideal method to achieve a clean, paintable surface, plus you won’t create any secondary waste.  Lastly, we can accomplish this on a number of surfaces and items, including ceilings, walls, floors, and most types of industrial machinery.

On occasion there are jobs in which the desired outcome is as close to 100% paint removal as possible. For those situations we have a new to the market Cold Jet blast machine that allows us to combine dry ice and an abrasive media to accomplish this goal. This method still creates a significantly smaller amount of secondary waste than traditional media blasting alone. By adding the abrasive in combination with dry ice, we are better suited to remove multiple coats of paint.

In conclusion, there are many benefits of dry ice cleaning for paint preparation.  To begin with, there is a reduction of prep time, elimination of secondary waste and cleanup.  In addition, these benefits also reduce labor costs.  Next, there are no chemicals or abrasives.  Dry ice blasting removes hard to eliminate odors and residues, such as soot, mold, smoke and other contaminants.  Plus, it is environmentally friendly.  As a final point, it tackles hard-to-reach areas that rags alone are unable to reach.