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Businesses from the Tri-State Area to Massachusetts are finding that dry ice blasting makes their industrial cleanups safer, faster, and more efficient. Just the name of this innovation invites curiosity, so Dry Ice Blasting of Westchester has set out to answer some of the most frequently asked questions they receive.

Dry Ice Blasting FAQ

How Does It Work?

As the name suggests, dry ice blasting involves high-speed firing pellets of CO2 at a surface. Upon impact, the pellets release abrasive force and cause instant temperature change upon the surface, removing anything from industrial contaminants to spray paint.

What Are the Advantages of Dry Ice Blasting?

TDry Ice Blastinghe carbon dioxide pellets evaporate upon contact, minimizing additional cleanup. The process is non-toxic, safe for workers, environmentally friendly, and extremely dynamic. Businesses have used it to clean up everything from the walls of Grand Central Terminal to the complex machinery inside.

Can Dry Ice Blasting Cause Damage?

If administered by a certified professional, no. Since most of its cleaning power comes from extremely small-scale temperature change and nonabrasive kinetic force, the only thing affected is the substance you’re trying to remove.

Can Dry Ice Blasting Clean Active Equipment?

Yes. Because temperature changes are highly localized and short-lived, there’s virtually no risk of damaging temperature or force-sensitive equipment. The only byproduct of dry ice blasting is gas, so you also don’t need to worry about exposing electrical equipment to liquid. By eliminating the need to deactivate and disassemble equipment, dry ice blasting can save businesses time and money.

What Certifications Do Dry Ice Blasters Carry?

Each contractor at Dry Ice Blasting of Westchester holds an OSHA certification as well as industry and equipment specific certifications, meaning that they have recently completed training in safety and health hazards as well as coursework related to operating heavy machinery. Their Dry Ice Blasting Equipment is provided by Cold Jet, the worldwide leader in dry ice blasting technology.

Dry Ice Blasting of Westchester is eager to answer any questions you may have. See if dry ice blasting can be applied to your next cleanup by calling them at (914) 723-5727 or visiting their website.

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