Dry Ice Blasting & Laser Ablation.

Chemical Free Cleaning For Industrial & Personal Applications.

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Precision Cleaning. Zero Chemicals. Real Results.

Advanced Surface Cleaning For Industry, Commercial, Food and Automotive

CryoMode delivers chemical‑free, environmentally smart cleaning solutions focused on aerospace, automotive, fleets, food & beverage processors, coffee roasting, military equipment and heavy industrial operations. 

Interested to learn more about how our services can work for you? Contact us today for a free consultation.
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Precision Cleaning. Zero Chemicals. Real Results.

The Smart, Chemical Free Way to Clean Industrial Equipment

Dry ice blasting is an advanced cleaning process that uses solid CO₂ pellets accelerated at high speeds to remove surface contaminants. Unlike sandblasting or chemical cleaning, dry ice blasting is non-abrasive, non-toxic, and leaves zero secondary waste.

When the pellets hit a surface, they instantly sublimate; turning from solid to gas and lifting dirt, grease, oil, paint, mold plus other build-up without damaging the substrate. Because it’s dry, it’s safe for electronics, motors, wiring, food-grade surfaces, and sensitive aerospace components.

Learn more about how dry ice blasting can help you today.

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Laser ablation: The Future of Industrial Surface Restoration

Laser ablation is a next-generation, contact-free method of removing rust, paint, oxidation, carbon deposits, and surface contaminants using high-powered pulsed lasers. It works by sending focused energy into a targeted layer—vaporizing contaminants without damaging the material underneath.

Unlike traditional blasting or chemical stripping, laser ablation is dry, non-abrasive, and produces minimal waste. It’s safe for use on delicate substrates such as aerospace alloys, stainless steel, anodized parts, and historic surfaces. There’s no media to dispose of, no masking, and no chemical runoff—just clean, controlled, precision surface prep.

CryoMode uses Class IV industrial laser ablation systems to deliver pinpoint control and repeatable results across aerospace, manufacturing, restoration, and maintenance projects.

Vehicle Undercoating & Rust Prevention

Fresh from the factory look and feel.

Vehicle undercoating is the process of protecting a car’s underside from rust, corrosion, and road wear—especially critical for classic, exotic, and collector vehicles where factory originality and long-term preservation matter most.

At CryoMode, we take a non-invasive approach using dry ice blasting to remove years of grime, factory cosmoline, surface rust, oil, and road debris without damaging original finishes, welds, or components. There’s no water, no abrasives, and no harsh chemicals—just clean, pressurized CO₂ that sublimates on contact.

Once the surface is fully restored, we apply a high-performance ceramic-based undercoating that bonds with the metal to create a durable, hydrophobic barrier—resisting moisture, salt, and debris while maintaining a clean, detailed appearance. This is not bedliner or rubberized spray—this is a purpose-built protection system that complements the care and value of specialty vehicles.

Do you want to learn more about how vehicle undercoating can prevent rust for your vehicle.

Industries Served

Aerospace & Aviation Cleaning
Undercoating for Trucks & Fleets
Aerospace & Aviation Cleaning
Food & Beverage Processors
Gov / Military Equipment Cleaning
Marine Cleaning
Oil & Gas Equipment Cleaning
Plastics & Composites Cleaning
Printing Equipment Cleaning
Public Transportation Cleaning
Restoration & Remediation
Exotic & Classic Vehicle Undercoating

Serving Critical Sectors with Technical Expertise

CryoMode supports regulated industries that require cleaning services free of contamination, chemicals and residue. Whether it’s aerospace parts, food‑grade mixers, coffee roaster interiors, or industrial gear boxes, our team is experienced in working under tight standards and complex facility protocols to deliver consistent, code compliant results.
Don’t see your industry here? Reach out to us to see if we are a good fit for cleaning services in your industry.
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Why CryoMode?

Dry Ice Blasting and Laser Ablation means better ROI

Routinely cleaned equipment lasts longer and works better. Our dry ice blasting uses reclaimed CO₂ pellets that sublimate on impact, leaving no secondary waste, no abrasive wear, and no moisture.

Laser Ablation adds precision to delicate surfaces, eliminating oxide, coatings, and built‑up carbon without tooling damage. The result: faster turnaround, lower disposal costs, extended asset life, and safer, greener operations.

Our team handles mobile operations, on-site cleaning, and we can service you in our shop.
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Why CryoMode

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Our Success Stories

Our portfolio ranges from industrial clients looking to clean their equipment to car collectors chasing the factory finish

Each client is different but our results do not vary. By combining technology, equipment and experience, we get the job done right the first time, every time.
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Why Woolwax Undercoating is Your Vehicle’s Best Defense Against Rust
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Dry Ice & Donuts with CryoMode and AVANTS
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Conveniently located in Mukilteo, WA

We serve clients across the Greater Pacific Northwest, including Washington, Oregon and Idaho.

Offering both on-site mobile service and in-house shop service

Does dry ice remove rust?
Dry ice blasting will remove surface rust loosely adhered to a surface. However, dry ice blasting will not remove rust embedded deeper than the surface.
Dry ice has the ability to remove paint. There are many variables that determine whether paint can be removed with dry ice. Variables such as primer used, how well the paint is adhered to the surface due to age, type of paint used or thickness of the paint. While dry ice blasting has a wide range of settings for abrasion, projects are taken on a case by case basis.
Dry ice blasting uses recycled solid carbon dioxide (CO2) pellets or MicroParticles, which are blasted at supersonic speeds and sublimate on impact, lifting dirt and contaminants off the underlying substrate. Once the dirt is lifted off the surface will fall onto the ground, which then can simply be swept or vacuumed during cleanup.
No, dry ice blasting does not leave any residue on the surface. The only remaining debris will be the dirt, grime, paint, etc. that came off the surface and will be promptly swept or vacuumed.
Dry ice may be the preferred option for you and your project if you are looking for a method that is non-abrasive, has zero secondary waste, environmentally friendly, leaves zero residue and is generally a safer option.
Dry ice can remove virtually anything depending on how embedded it is into the surface.
We currently do not produce dry ice in our own facility. We’ve built lasting partnerships with reputable manufacturers at negotiated rates.
We charge a $1,000 minimum for mobile services to account for transportation, gas and labor.
Yes, but it is not recommended. Dry ice blasting machines can be complex which require a knowledgeable skill set on how to use the equipment and understanding how dry ice affects different materials and surfaces. Dry ice blasting can be abrasive enough to cause harm to oneself, others and the material that is being blasted.
Whether it is automotive, residential, commercial or industrial no two jobs are the same. Although there might be similar qualities on your project to the next, there are too many variables to determine an estimate without seeing the project. Feel free to email us at info@cryomode.us or fill out our online estimate form for details https://www.cryomode.us/contact
Yes! Dry ice is environmentally friendly as it does not add any additional substances into the atmosphere. Dry ice is made from recycled carbon dioxide (CO2) and does not contribute to greenhouse gasses.
Dry ice blasting is suitable for many surfaces including metals, plastics, rubber, wood, concrete and fabrics. Our machines offer us a wide range of settings which allows us to adjust for each project.
Dry ice blasting systems using pellets typically consume 100 cfm (2.8 m3/min) at 80 psi (5.5 bar), while MicroParticle systems typically consume 30 cfm (0.9 m3/min) at 80 psi (5.5 bar). Low flow nozzles for the MicroParticle systems can consume as little as 12 cfm (0.3 m³/min) at 80 psi (5.5 bar). However, your needs will depend on your application.
While both laser cleaning and dry ice cleaning are excellent options stand alone depending on the application, combining dry ice cleaning and laser cleaning can leverage the strengths of both methods to achieve efficient and effective surface cleaning. Here’s how they can work together:
Pre-Cleaning with Dry Ice: Dry ice can remove the bulk of unwanted contaminants from a surface. Since dry ice is an efficient eco-friendly model for cleaning surfaces, this makes it a great candidate to do the upfront work of removing large amounts of debris that a laser might not be able to.
Fine Detail Cleaning with Lasers: After dry ice cleaning has removed the bulk of the contaminants, laser cleaning can be employed for fine detailing and removal of any remaining residues. The laser can precisely target and remove stubborn contaminants, rust, oxides, and coatings that the dry ice cleaning might not fully remove.
Complementary Benefits: Using dry ice cleaning first can reduce the time and energy required for laser cleaning by quickly removing the majority of contaminants. This can make the overall cleaning process more efficient and cost-effective.
In short, Pulsed lasers emit light in extremely rapid bursts, or pulses, with pauses between pulses. The duration of these pulses can range from femtoseconds (10^-15 seconds) to milliseconds (10^-3 seconds), depending on the laser type and application. While continuous wave lasers do not emit light in pulses. They emit a constant, steady beam of light without interruption. The output power remains relatively constant over time.