Dry Ice Blasting — Las Vegas, NV
Dry Ice Blasting
Zero residue. No water. No chemicals. CO₂ blasting is the cleanest surface cleaning method available — safe on electrical, food processing, and precision equipment.
What Is Dry Ice Blasting?
Dry ice blasting uses compressed air to accelerate solid CO₂ pellets at high velocity against a surface. On impact, the pellets sublimate instantly — converting directly from solid to gas — lifting contaminants off the surface without leaving any secondary waste. There is no water, no abrasive residue, and no chemical runoff.
This service is performed by our sister company Vegas Dry Ice Blasting. Clean Works partners with them to offer the full spectrum of blasting methods — from traditional sandblasting to dustless blasting to dry ice — so you get the right process for your specific job.
- No secondary waste — CO₂ sublimates on contact
- Safe on electrical panels, motors, and wiring
- No water damage risk to sensitive equipment
- No abrasive media to contain or clean up
- Non-toxic and environmentally safe
- Can be used on equipment while still in place
Sister Company Service
Vegas Dry Ice Blasting
Dry ice blasting is performed by our sister company Vegas Dry Ice Blasting. Same ownership, same commitment to quality — specialized equipment for CO₂ cleaning.
Visit Vegas Dry Ice BlastingDry Ice Blasting Applications
Electrical & Control Panels
Clean energized electrical equipment safely — no water, no shutdown required in many cases.
Food Processing Equipment
FDA-compliant cleaning with no chemical residue. Safe for food contact surfaces and production lines.
Mold & Tooling
Remove release agents, carbon buildup, and contamination from injection molds and dies without disassembly.
Fire & Smoke Damage
Remove soot, smoke residue, and odor from structural surfaces and equipment after fire damage.
Historic Restoration
Gentle enough for delicate surfaces — remove paint, grime, and biological growth without damaging the substrate.
Industrial Equipment
Clean conveyor systems, printing equipment, generators, and heavy machinery in place — no disassembly needed.
Dry Ice Blasting vs. Sandblasting
Dry Ice Blasting
- Zero secondary waste — CO₂ sublimates instantly
- Safe on electrical, electronic, and sensitive equipment
- No water, no abrasive media, no chemical runoff
- Can clean equipment in place without disassembly
- Ideal for food processing, fire restoration, and precision cleaning
Traditional Sandblasting
- Abrasive media — requires containment and cleanup
- Best for heavy rust, paint, and coating removal
- Not suitable for electrical or sensitive equipment
- Faster and more cost-effective on large structural surfaces
- Ideal for steel prep, concrete, and industrial surfaces
Common Questions About Dry Ice Blasting
What is dry ice blasting?
Dry ice blasting uses compressed air to propel solid CO₂ pellets at a surface. On impact, the pellets sublimate — converting from solid to gas — lifting contaminants without leaving any residue. There is no water, no abrasive, and no chemical waste.
Is dry ice blasting safe on electrical equipment?
Yes. Because there is no water and no conductive media, dry ice blasting is safe on energized electrical panels, motors, and control systems in many applications. Always consult with the operator for your specific situation.
Who performs dry ice blasting in Las Vegas?
Dry ice blasting is performed by Vegas Dry Ice Blasting, our sister company. Same ownership and quality standards as Clean Works Mobile Blasting — specialized equipment for CO₂ cleaning.
How is dry ice blasting different from sandblasting?
Sandblasting uses abrasive media (sand, steel grit, etc.) to mechanically strip surfaces. Dry ice blasting uses CO₂ pellets that sublimate on impact — no abrasive residue, no secondary waste. Sandblasting is better for heavy rust and coating removal; dry ice is better for sensitive equipment and precision cleaning.
Need Dry Ice Blasting in Las Vegas?
Contact Vegas Dry Ice Blasting — our sister company — for CO₂ cleaning services across Clark County.