Sodablasting

Sodablasting is a non-invasive cleaning method used to remove smoke deposits, soot, grease, paint, rust and other coatings. It can be used on almost any surface, particularly those that would be easily damaged through a more abrasive approach.

Sodablasting process

The process is similar to sandblasting but uses much lower pressures, making it gentler. Whereas sandblasting may use 120psi, sodablasting uses around 20psi.

The sodablaster uses compressed air to fire particles of sodium bicarbonate (similar to baking soda) out of a nozzle at speeds of around 600mph. On impact with the cleaning surface, the soda particles break apart, blasting away deposits without any damage to the object itself.

Applications of sodablasting

Sodablasting has a number of versatile applications in cleaning and restoration. It can be used on a range of materials, including wood, masonry and steel, and is ideal for fire or smoke damage cleanup, as it deodorises while removing soot residue. It can be used to strip paint, varnish or rust, and is an effective method of graffiti removal.

Get in touch for more information about how sodablasting can quickly and carefully remove paint, soot and other surface coatings.

Sodablasting Services

At SafeGroup we have a team of highly trained staff members who specialise in Sodablasting. We currently offer our Sodablasting services across the United Kingdom. To find out more or to request a free quote, please contact us below.

We offer Sodablasting services to commercial clients across the UK. We have experience offering sodablasting for facilities such as; residential housing blocks, airports & shopping centres. SafeGroup has experience working with clients such as Gatwick Airport.

We are able to offer sodablasting 7 days a week and can work around your commercial timetable. This means we can offer sodablasting services that cause minimal disruption to your business. Contact us today for a free quote.