Blasting is loud, dusty, and often dangerous work. Operators are exposed to high-velocity abrasive media, airborne particulates, rebound, and noise — all of which can pose serious health risks without the proper gear. Despite these dangers, not all operators are...
Precision Cleaning for Sensitive Equipment When Precision Matters: Dry Ice Blasting Discover the ultimate solution for cleaning sensitive equipment and tight spaces without moisture or residue. Learn how dry ice blasting can revolutionize your maintenance routine....
Safety is always a top priority when tackling a blasting job—both for your crew and the surrounding environment. Just as important is minimizing the environmental impact of your project. Since our founding in 1984, ESCA Blast has prioritized both, starting with our...
Proper surface preparation is the foundation of any successful corrosion protection, coating, or restoration project. Whether you’re working on industrial steel structures, pipelines, marine vessels, or concrete infrastructure, achieving the right surface...
When it comes to surface preparation and restoration, blasting equipment is a powerful and versatile tool. However, purchasing such specialized equipment may not always make financial or logistical sense for every project. That’s where renting blasting equipment...
When it comes to wet abrasive blasting equipment, the type of valve used can significantly impact performance, efficiency, and overall user experience. Two common control valve options in this context are pinch valves and diaphragm valves. In this article, we’ll...