The good thing about Soda blasting is that you're always finding new applications. The above is one of the burners from a commercial range. De-greasing and de-carbonizing by Soda blasting produces fantastic results, quickly, and without the use of caustic chemicals.




We were asked to pick up three second hand fryers, Soda blast them and return them back to a new take away that was about to open. All three machines were in a sorry state cosmetically but mechanically and electrically sound, so it would make commercial sense if they good be got back ' as new'. Anyway, judge for yourself.

This Cast Iron hopper was part of the guttering system from a Catholic Church which was undergoing refurbishment. We were asked to blast away over 100 years of painting from all the guttering, downpipes, hoppers and brackets. the detailing which was revealed under all the paint was amazing.

Following a fire at a Hurley Stick makers premises, ( I am in Ireland, you know! ), machinery was severely damaged by fire and the acidic smoke. The copy lathe and bandsaw pictured below required no more than a few replacement electrical parts to put them back into action.

Cast Iron Fire surround

Before the house, below, was given a fresh coat of paint, the loose

flaking existing paint needed to be removed. At the same time, all the mahogany windows and doors were blasted, removing all of the old varnish in readiness for refinishing.

No job too Big !!

 Efflorescense Removal

 Cast Fire Surround