Incredible cleaning power! For cleaning that has been considered difficult until now!
Arbus Co., Ltd. offers a dry ice cleaning service that cleans surfaces by blasting them with dry ice. Using dry ice blasting and compressed air, we clean through a dry ice cleaning machine. The liquid carbon dioxide, which is the raw material for dry ice, is collected and refined from plants (such as oil refining and ammonia production) that emit large amounts of carbon dioxide as a byproduct, which is a greenhouse gas, and is reused. 【Features】 ■ High stripping ability utilizing the properties of dry ice ■ Difficult to damage the workpiece ■ Effective in reducing post-processing time and costs as there are no residual blasting materials ■ Capable of cleaning hard-to-reach areas ■ Wide range of cleaning applications *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Services】 ■ Nationwide On-Site Cleaning ■ Deposit Cleaning *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Arbus Co., Ltd. provides comprehensive building management services, supporting not only cleaning services such as daily, regular, and special cleaning, but also inspection, repair, and maintenance tasks. We take pride in our achievements and responsiveness across a wide range of businesses, including stores, factories, office buildings, commercial facilities, and residences. Additionally, we offer proposals using Arbus's original new technologies and materials that overturn existing methods to address our customers' concerns. From a preventive perspective, we propose cost reduction and quality management for our customers.
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