Engineering abrasive blasting solutions tailored to
your needs.

The Global Leader in Advanced Surface Preparation Blasting

Clemco is the world’s largest manufacturer of air-powered blast equipment used to improve a wide variety of steel and metallic surfaces. For the past 80 years, we have manufactured a wide variety of contractor and industrial machines, along with safety equipment and blasting accessories, that consistently overcome our customers’ unique surface preparation challenges efficiently, safely and responsibly.

Our comprehensive line of blast machines, blast cabinets, blast rooms, recovery systems and personal protection equipment is designed to deliver the highest levels of productivity, performance, reliability, return on investment, versatility, safety and compliance with the latest environmental and safety regulations governing abrasive blasting activity. All of our equipment can be accessed in standard formats or be combined into custom-engineered solutions that address the ever-changing demands and requirements of today’s surface preparation industry.

From the small user new to surface preparation to the largest infrastructure contractors and industrial manufacturing users, we work directly with every customer to choose the right combinations of equipment needed to get the most out of their operations, production team and investment. We can also develop customized solutions for customers utilizing our end-to-end approach of discovery, collaboration, development, and implementation that we call the Ideation 2 Realization™ Process to overcome specific challenges and strengthen the overall performance and efficiency of their production operations.

Our products and solutions incorporate specialty blast technologies, vacuum and recovery systems, automated blast systems, portable blast machines, automated or robotic surface preparation systems, customer engineered blast systems and hand cabinets. Our equipment can be utilized with a variety of wet and dry blasting medias, although we urge our customers not to use sand for health reasons.

We Set the Industry Standard in Blasting

Automated Blasting and Robotic Material Handling Solution

Automated and Robotic Blasting Solution

Pro-Series Big Clem Bulk Blasters

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Abrasive blasting (formerly known as sandblasting) also is called grit blasting, bead blasting, media blasting, soda blasting, dry blasting, sponge blasting, shot blasting, and shot peening. However, sand should never be used when abrasive blasting because breathing abrasive containing crystalline (free) silica can lead to serious or fatal lung disease.