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Heavy Build-Up
Grease, oil, dust and carbon can accumulate around mechanical and electrical equipment.
Mining cleaning solutions
Industrial Dry Ice Cleaning forMining Operations in Namibia
Specialised cleaning for mining and processing equipment affected by heavy grease, oil, dust, carbon and stubborn industrial contamination, without introducing abrasive blast media.
Mining focusEquipment cleaning planned around maintenance access, asset protection and downtime requirements.
Heavy Contamination Makes Maintenance Harder
Mining equipment operates in demanding environments. Grease, oil, dust and process build-up can make inspection, maintenance and component access more difficult.
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Shutdown Pressure
Cleaning needs to fit into maintenance windows without creating unnecessary additional work.
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Inspection Access
Removing contamination can improve visibility and access to areas that need inspection or maintenance.
Assessment
Request a Mining Equipment Assessment
Send us the equipment details and, if available, a few photos. The enquiry is tagged to this sector so the team can assess the application in context.
- Namibia-based technical support
- Sector-specific application review
- Photos optional but useful for initial assessment
Mining Equipment We Can Assess
Suitability depends on the equipment, surface and contamination. Common assessment areas include:
Processing Equipment
Selected plant, screens, housings and machinery affected by grease, dust and process residue.
Conveyors & Drives
Drive areas, gear housings and components where built-up contamination affects access and maintenance.
Motors & Components
Selected motors, housings and electrical/mechanical components subject to application assessment.
Hydraulic & Mechanical Areas
Areas affected by oil, grease and stubborn industrial deposits.
Maintenance Workshops
Equipment and components prepared for inspection, servicing or repair.
Shutdown Cleaning
Planned cleaning scopes aligned to maintenance and shutdown windows.
Why dry ice blasting
Clean the Contamination Without Adding Another Mess
The dry ice media sublimates after impact. That makes the process useful where water, chemical residues or abrasive blasting media would create additional clean-up or equipment concerns.
Learn how the process worksNon-abrasive media
Helps protect suitable equipment surfaces during contamination removal.
No water introduced
Useful for selected equipment where wet cleaning is undesirable.
Reduced secondary media
No separate blasting medium remains after the CO₂ sublimates.
Maintenance-focused
Can reduce manual cleaning and disassembly in suitable applications.
Common Questions
What mining contamination can dry ice blasting remove?
The process can be assessed for grease, oil, dust, carbon and other stubborn surface contamination. The exact result depends on the contaminant, surface and equipment condition.
Can mining equipment be cleaned without dismantling everything?
In suitable applications dry ice blasting can reduce the amount of disassembly required, but access, guarding and site safety requirements still determine what can be cleaned in place.
Do you work around shutdowns?
Yes. Planned shutdown or maintenance timing is captured during the assessment so the scope can be aligned to the available work window.
Can we send photos before arranging a site visit?
Yes. Photos are useful for an initial application review, although some jobs will still require a site assessment before a final scope is confirmed.
Talk to Integra
Need Mining Equipment Assessed?
Send Integra the equipment, contamination and planned maintenance details for an initial application review.