Hold these blasters like a pencil to blast small, delicate parts with precision. They spray an airstream that’s five times smaller than standard handheld blasters, so you can target specific features without spraying surrounding areas. Use them for detailed cleaning and precision etching. They have their own media reservoir—just connect an air source. The reservoir sits above the airstream and feeds media by gravity, so you can only blast while holding the blaster horizontally or slightly downward.

Carry these blasters anywhere for small blasting jobs. Use them to clean, etch glass, and remove rust and paint. Unlike abrasive blasting guns, they have their own media reservoir—just connect an air source. The reservoir sits above the airstream and feeds media by gravity. You can only blast while holding the blaster horizontally or slightly downward.

Use them with any abrasive media. They also work for pressure washing with liquids.

Blast at any angle to reach tight spots. These handheld blasters have a suction feed to pull media into the airstream regardless of orientation. Carry them anywhere for small jobs such as cleaning, texturing, etching glass, or removing rust and paint. Just connect an air source—they have a built-in media reservoir.

Use them with any abrasive media. They also work for pressure washing with liquids.

Remove paint, grease, dirt, and other contaminants without damaging surfaces or releasing harmful abrasive media into the surrounding air. These blasters use dry ice pellets, which vanish on impact to reduce cleanup and keep work areas clean. Compared to other blasters that reduce clean up, such as spot and bristle blasters, they include a nozzle with a wide airflow pattern to sweep over large surfaces. Dry ice pellets are nonabrasive and remove contaminants without etching or scratching the underlying surface. However, they’re less effective on heavy coatings, corrosion, or scale than abrasive media. They can lightly texture soft materials but won’t texture metals. An integrated pelletizer converts liquid CO₂ into dry ice pellets, so you don’t need to buy pellets that will evaporate on your shelf. Liquid CO₂ is shelf stable and the gas you don’t use for blasting can be stored for future use. A built-in heat exchanger cools the CO₂ before pelletizing to increase pellet output from each tank. A display shows air pressure, operating time, and service life.

These blasters require a 50 lb. or 75 lb. liquid CO₂ tank with siphon tubes (not included).