Melbourne Dry Ice Blasting

12/01/2022

2021 brought Melbourne Dry Ice & Abrasive Blasting some exciting projects. We look forward to restoring Melbourne in the year ahead.

15/05/2018

Dry Ice Blasting is a great method for cleaning food manufacturing equipment. The large commercial oven required the drive chain to be cleaned to remove a build up of graphite.

07/05/2018

These Terracotta tiles have had a sealer put on them multiple times over the years, the owner of the property had told me that they were slippery and in some areas the sealer was lifting.
Melbourne Dry Ice Blasting used bi-carbonate of Soda to remove the coating. Soda was used as it is a softer than Glass bead or Garnet, so that the Terracotta tiles were not damaged by the Blasting.

05/03/2018

Most of the work we do is in restoration, we have many interesting and challenging projects brought to us. This is two of the current jobs that we are working on. These are both from a Heritage Building, the first is Wrought Iron Lace work Blasted using fine glass, and Powder Coated.
The second is beautiful Pressed Metal Ceilings that in parts were flaking, and the client wanted to remove all the paint to restore.

02/08/2017

Melbourne Dry Ice Blasting now covers all abrasives blasting medias now, including soda and walnut shells, plus many more.

Media blasting. It’s a term with many meanings: demolition by dynamite; criticism of major news networks for their ethics; or restoration work. Media blasting in restoration has a variety of uses from blasting away fire damage to deodorizing and cleaning a surface. 

16/06/2017

This week Melbourne Dry Ice Blasting was cleaning up electronics after a fire in a building, we were using the Micro Blaster to gently clean the sensitive wiring and components.

16/06/2017

Hi all I have got about 100kgs of dry ice blocks left over from a job this week. If anyone is going camping or wants some for the weekend let me know.

01/02/2017

If you have a difficult cleaning, coating, or blasting project, you may be considering dry ice cleaning. But how does it work? Is it right for your job?