Dustless Blasting for Surface Cleaning

white paint stripped from a brick home

CASE STUDY

Restoring a Brick Home

Using 40/70 recycled glass a a blast pressure of 80 PSI, this contractor was able to remove white paint from the home without damaging the brick underneath.

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OSHA Silica Rule Compliance

A wet delivery method, like Dustless Blasting, is recommended by OSHA to protect workers from potentially hazardous airborne particles.
This is critical in concrete applications, as the substrate itself can release respirable silica into the air.
Dustless Blasting traps and grounds these dangerous particles, protecting workers and those nearby.

Comply with EPA Regulations

Recycled glass abrasive is environmentally inert and will not harm vegetation.
Because the dust plume is suppressed, blasting is easily contained. It may be performed near water or in environmentally sensitive areas.
The best choice for jobs where compliance to EPA standards is crucial.

recycle symbol design etched into black granite

Texturing and Etching Absolute Black Granite

This company needed to create a non-slip surface on polished granite tiles.

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osha compliance

The Dangers of Silicosis: OSHA Rules for Blasting Concrete

Dust suppression is important when blasting concrete, as the substrate itself can release respirable silica into the air.

concrete etching with exposed aggregate

How To: Custom Etching

Learn how to etch custom designs into brick, stone, concrete, and even granite.

restored stamped concrete walkway

Case Study: Re-Stain and Re-Seal Concrete

Adding services like staining and sealing to your blasting business brings in more revenue streams.