Industrial Degreasing · Greater Vancouver, BC
Cut baked-on grease without solvents or water
Grease removal on engines, undercarriages, gearboxes, and shop equipment usually means solvents, hot water, and a lot of scrubbing. Dry ice blasting cuts through baked-on oil and grime with no solvents and no water, so there is no runoff to collect and no waiting for parts to dry before they go back in service. Mobile degreasing across Greater Vancouver and the Lower Mainland.
- Baked-on oil and grime off in place
- No solvents, degreasers, or water
- No runoff, no drying time
In short
Who does industrial degreasing in BC?
Grease removal, or degreasing, strips oil, grease, and baked-on grime off machinery and vehicles. Laser Sharks does it across British Columbia with dry ice blasting, which lifts grease off engines, undercarriages, and equipment without solvents or water. Because the CO2 sublimates on contact, there is no liquid runoff to capture and no dry-time, so equipment goes back to work sooner.
How it works
Assessment
We scope the surface, the buildup, and access to the equipment or space.
Setup and containment
The blaster is staged and the area contained where the work calls for it.
Blasting pass
CO2 pellets at up to 250 PSI lift the buildup on contact, dry, no residue left.
Inspection and touch-up
Each surface is checked and finished before we call it done.
Completion report
A short summary of the scope and the result for your records or your adjuster.
Applications
Where it fits
Baked-on grease is what usually beats a pressure washer. Dry ice pellets hit hard enough to break the bond and cold enough to make the grime brittle, so it lifts off dry with only the loosened soil to sweep up.
Engines and undercarriages
Grease and road grime off blocks, bays, and undercarriages without hosing solvent into the environment.
Production equipment
Gearboxes, conveyors, and machine bases cleaned in place, no teardown, no solvent bath.
Food-line residue
Fats and oils off food-processing equipment with no chemical to rinse and no water on the line.
Comparison
Dry ice degreasing vs solvents and hot water
Solvent degreasing means buying the solvent, handling the fumes, and disposing of the used mix as hazardous waste. Hot-water and steam add moisture and runoff you have to contain. Dry ice cuts grease dry and leaves only the loosened grime to sweep up, no spent solvent, no wastewater. For shops under environmental scrutiny, or equipment you cannot get wet, that is usually the cleaner and cheaper path once disposal is counted.
Who it is for
Industries we serve
Mobile across British Columbia, matched to the surfaces and standards of your sector.
- Automotive & fleet
- Manufacturing
- Food processing
- Oil & Gas
- Marine
Service area
Across Greater Vancouver
Based in Delta, BC, we degrease equipment across Greater Vancouver, Surrey, Burnaby, Richmond, and the Fraser Valley, with no runoff to manage on your floor.
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Common Questions
Quick answers about grease removal in British Columbia.
Can you remove grease without solvents?
Yes. Dry ice blasting cuts baked-on grease and oil off equipment with no solvents and no water. The only cleanup is the loosened grime; the CO2 turns to gas and leaves nothing behind.
Does dry ice degreasing get equipment wet?
No. The pellets sublimate on contact, so there is no moisture. That is why it is used on motors, panels, and anything you cannot hose down.
What can you degrease?
Engines, undercarriages, gearboxes, conveyors, machine bases, and food-line equipment. If solvent or a pressure washer is the usual tool, dry ice is usually a cleaner swap.
How much does industrial degreasing cost?
Per project, based on the equipment and the buildup. Most jobs run in the thousands. Send photos to the quote form for a range.
Do you clean on-site?
Yes, mobile across the Lower Mainland, with no runoff to manage on your floor.
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