Industrial dry ice blasting
in Belgium.
Dry ice pellets projected at −78.5 °C onto your machines, equipment and industrial surfaces. No water, no chemicals, no disassembly: production continues during the intervention. Based in Namur, we operate across Belgium and Luxembourg.
Based in Namur. We operate in Wallonia, Brussels, Flanders and Luxembourg.
Four methods, one expertise
Dry ice blasting, abrasive blasting, sandblasting or combined: the technique is chosen based on your surface, contamination level and constraints, often after a free site visit.
Pure dry ice blasting
Dry ice pellets projected at −78.5 °C. Zero water, zero chemicals, zero abrasion. The machine stays in production during the intervention.
Abrasive blasting
Fine natural abrasive projected at low pressure. Preserves sensitive surfaces: wood, stone, brick, facades. No water or chemicals.
Sandblasting
Coarse abrasive at high pressure. Bare metal exposure, removal of deep rust and industrial coatings.
Combined COB71R
Abrasive and dry ice in the same flow. Thermal shock at −78.5°C plus mechanical action. Extreme contamination, post-fire situations.
Interventions across every sector
Industry, transport, heritage, post-fire, construction sites: a few real interventions, shot on location.
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Before you call us
Can you clean a machine in production, without stopping the line?
Usually, yes. The process is dry and requires no heavy disassembly, allowing intervention on running machines with less downtime and less production loss.
Does dry ice blasting comply with food industry standards (HACCP)?
Yes. Without water, chemicals or residue, the process meets HACCP requirements and is suitable for pharmaceutical environments.
How much does dry ice blasting cost in Belgium?
From €200 for a small electrical cabinet to several thousand euros for a full production line, depending on surface area, contamination and accessibility. Free, no-obligation quote within 6 business hours.
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