Powerful , Adoptable & Dustless
Dustless blasting is a paint stripping and cleaning system capable of removing any coating or built-up grime, from any surface.
Over time, paint chips, metal rusts and surfaces wear down and get dirty. Dustless blasting efficiently removes what is left from old coatings, regardless of the material and leaves you with a clean finish. This results in a smooth, well-prepped surface that is ready to be renewed or repainted. This is an ideal procedure for equipment or machinery that might be sensitive to dust.
- Safe and efficient
- No health complications
- Reduces expenses
- Cleans and washes surfaces
- Multiple applications on many surfaces
- No friction, warping or heat
- Environmentally friendly
A significant benefit of dustless blasting is that it suppresses sparks and static electricity. This allows us to blast on live pipelines without the need for plant shutdown or operations to be put on hold. This also enables other workers nearby on-site to continue carrying out their tasks without downtime.
It’s an entirely mess-free alternative to sandblasting and other methods of surface preparation as all materials, shot media and old coatings that get blasted are immediately vacuumed back inside the tank. This results in a dust-free process that enables all work to resume with minimal interruptions to business. In addition, surrounding surfaces, materials or other equipment remain untouched and undamaged by dust or flying debris.
- Efficiently Cleans steel, aluminum, wood, concrete, stone, fiberglass
- Excellent replacement to silica sand and coal slags
- Non Flammable
- Non Sparking
- Will not leave mineral deposits on your substrate (no rusting)
- Superior rust-back performance when compared with mineral/slag abrasives
- Removal of polyurea, protective coatings and mill scale
- Concrete repair and restoration
- Removal of rust, graffiti and efflorescence without damaging substrate
- Rebar corrosion removal
- Steel surface preparation
- Excellent for use as a separator or barrier with concrete pavers and forms. A layer of 2040 crushed glass prevents concrete forms from sticking to each other during the curing process and can be swept into the grout cracks during installation