Remove CoatingsOur revolutionary cold-plasma technology strips hard-to-remove coatings found in marine, aviation, defense, infrastructure and commercial applications easily. It's portable, fast and effective on any coated surface. And it's safer for your team and the environment.
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PROVEN SOLUTIONS
Sea
Oil & Gas
Infrastructure
Shipyards and Marine Industries
- Fast removal on marine coatings with no damage to the substrate
- Ideal for NDT/NDI, strip back before welding, corrosion control
- Deploys easily and safely inside cargo holds, water tanks and ballast tanks
- Replaces needle gunning, grinding and chemical solvents
- Effective in cracks, crevices, seams, bolt threads or any irregularly shaped surface
Oil & Gas
- Quickly removes coatings and sealants from pipelines prior to maintenance
- Removes coatings and corrosion on metals for non-destructive inspection
- Easily cleans the substrate for repair work
- Uses only electricity and air, so it’s quick to deploy anywhere, in any weather
Infrastructure
- Removes coatings and prepares surfaces in one step
- Avoids the need for containment
- Adjacent work can continue uninterrupted
- No media means no clean up, disposal time or cost
- Works where access is limited, especially in tight spaces
SAVES TIME +
LOWERS JOB COSTS
Features
- No Media or Chemicals
- No Containment
- No Clean Up
- No Disposal Cost
- No Silica Dust
- No Dangerous Light Emissions
SAFER FOR WORKERS + THE ENVIRONMENT
Advantages
- Eliminates Vibration Impact to User
- Lightweight, Ergonomic Precision Nozzle
- Fingertip Control
- Portable Unit Moves Easily
- Faster, More Effective Coating Removal
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Answers to Your Questions about PlasmaBlast®
How Hot Is It?
PlasmaBlast® uses a cold plasma, so substrate temperatures are typically less than 100°C. As with any other industrial tool, proper use and training are required.
How Safe Is It?
The system uses only compressed air and electricity, and has an on/off switch. We recommend the PlasmaBlast® operator wear a long sleeve shirt, gloves, clear plastic safety glasses and hearing protection. There are no dangerous light emissions, so adjacent work can continue.
Where Does the Paint or Rust Go?
About 60% of the paint or coating is converted into a safe level of carbon dioxide and water vapor. The ablated material becomes non-toxic gases, and the inorganic components of the coating are released as a dust that can be easily vacuumed.
What Happens to the Substrate?
Coating is removed down to the bare substrate, without changing the surface profile. If there’s good surface roughness under the old paint, you’ll have a good profile after using PlasmaBlast® and be ready to apply new paint or coating.
PlasmaBlast®
Set Up and Running
in Under A Minute
- Connect to Air Compressor
- Connect to Power Source
- Turn it On
- Get to Work
Rugged and Lightweight
- Total System Weight: 34 lbs / 15.4 kg
- Overall Dimensions: 12" x 14" x 22"
- 20 foot / 6 meter plasma cable
- Ergonomic Pen