Industrial Equipment Cleaning
Plant managers care about avoiding disassembly, avoiding water near electrical systems, and minimizing production downtime. We blast in place.
Surfaces, substrates, and equipment
- Conveyors, gearboxes, motors
- Molds, dies, presses
- Electrical cabinets and bus bars
- Process machinery and tanks
- Paint lines and overspray
Technical, not marketing
Industrial cleaning in a working plant is a logistics problem first and a chemistry problem second. The wrong cleaning method can damage substrates, soak electronics, contaminate adjacent processes, or pull a critical asset offline for hours longer than the schedule allows. Summit Cryo's mobile dry ice blasting eliminates the trade-off: equipment stays in place, electrical systems stay dry, and the cleaning waste is a vapor — not a slurry.
Our crews work to documented site safety plans. We coordinate with maintenance, EHS, and production to schedule around shift changes, lockout/tagout windows, and confined-space requirements. Every job is photographed before, during, and after so your reliability team has a clean record for the CMMS and your EHS team has documentation for audits.
Most of our industrial customers run on a recurring cadence — quarterly molds, monthly conveyors, annual electrical cabinets — because scheduled cleaning is dramatically cheaper per asset than reactive deep cleans after a contamination event or unplanned shutdown.
Weighing this against your current process? See dry ice blasting vs. sandblasting, soda blasting and pressure washing before you spec the scope.
Outcomes from real jobs
We walk the assets with you before quoting, then send a written scope so there is no ambiguity about what is and isn't included.
We run a test patch on the actual substrate before committing to the full job, so you can see the result before we proceed.
We work inside your maintenance window, subject to site access and ventilation requirements — not the other way around.
Every job closes with a photo record and a time log, so you have documentation on file for your own records.
How we use it — industrial equipment cleaning
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