Minnesota Blasting

• Removing rust, paint, and heavy corrosion in a fraction of the time for other methods
   
• Creating an appropriate surface profile for metal and concrete prior to the application of coatings
   
• Deburring of metal or plastic parts after manufacturing or machining processes.
   
• Heavy-duty cleaning and stripping of buildings, concrete, and other hard surfaces without damaging the underlying material

 Our mobile abrasive blasting is a highly effective surface treatment for the removal of rust, paint, scale, and contaminants, while creating an appropriate profile for coatings. Ideal for preparing metal, wood, and other materials. With a range of media options tailored to each application, our abrasive blasting services deliver fast, consistent, and thorough results. 

• In-place cleaning with minimal downtime
   
• Cleaning machinery, production equipment and other industrial or food processing surfaces. Removes oils, grease, dirt, carbon, rubber, tar, and other residues.  
   
• Mold and soot removal/remediation

• Removing contaminants that would affect adhesion, ensuring better results for subsequent coatings, paints, or finishes. 

• Decontamination of surfaces to ensure a sterile environment

Dry ice blasting is a powerful cleaning method that uses compressed CO₂ pellets to safely remove oils, grease, mold, soot, and other contaminants. Upon impact, the pellets instantly sublimate—turning to gas—leaving no secondary waste behind. The extreme cold sterilizes surfaces, making it ideal for clean-in-place applications in food processing and handling, as well as delicate or hard-to-reach areas.

With no water and no chemicals, dry ice blasting delivers deep, effective cleaning while protecting both your equipment and the environment.

• Reducing dust during blasting in enclosed or clean environments
   
• Cleaning delicate materials like aluminum or softer metals
   
• Polishing parts with a smooth, uniform finish
   
• Removing grease, rust, or coatings from machinery
   
• Safe finishing of automotive or aerospace components

 Wet (or vapor) blasting combines water with abrasive media to gently and effectively prepare surfaces while dramatically reducing airborne dust. This low-dust approach makes it ideal for use in sensitive or occupied areas, such as job sites near other workers or public spaces where safety, surface integrity, and cleanliness are top priorities.