Our units have been 300 feet above the ground on wind towers & 7 decks below on an aircraft carrier. PlasmaBlast travels to the work in a single person’s hands and runs on compressed air and electricity. That mobility is the whole point.
Plasma converts organic coatings — paint, epoxy, polyurethane, sealant — directly into CO₂ and water vapor. Far less to contain and clean up than abrasive blasting. No grit to recover.
The plasma beam converts organic coatings (acrylics, epoxies, polyurethanes, polyesters) into CO₂ and water vapor. Inorganic materials are converted to powder and vacuumed away. The surface is cleaned of organic contaminants and chemically activated, not etched or abraded.
Even trace amounts of oil, grease, or fingerprints that would cause adhesive bond failure are immediately vaporized and blown off by compressed air. Because there are no added chemicals, no residue is left behind.
Standard dolly pull tests on plasma-treated surfaces consistently show cohesive failure above 3,500 PSI. The bond outlasts everything around it.
How Surface Activation Works
Plasma raises surface energy and creates molecular bonding sites on virtually any substrate — metals, plastics, composites, even Teflon and silicone.