Cryoblaster®… WHO ARE WE?

Cryoblaster® is a French brand of equipment and accessories for the dry ice blasting cleaning business.

Filed since 20/03/2011 in France and since 14/06/2018 on Europe.

Delta Diffusion S.A.R.L. is the owner of the brand; at the origin of this initiative are two French specialists in industrial cleaning : Céline Rapetti and Antoine Romero.

The company behind the brand

In 2007, Mrs. Rapetti founded SARL Delta Diffusion (head office: 52, Chemin du Bonnard – Frontonas 38290 Isère – France).

While the business model originally covered several industrial cleaning activities, the meeting with Mr. Romero led the company to change direction.

Dry ice cleaning: electrical cabinets, airport beacons, degreasing, training, etc. Antoine Romero, co-manager

Unique products and services for special needs

The two visionaries were not mistaken. Once their partnership with the Indian company CMW has been established, the first “Cryoblasters” invade their showroom (rue des Muguets in Saint-Quentin, Fallavier), to the great interest of their prospects and customers.

Céline and Antoine seem to be doubling up to wear all the hats necessary for the development of the business.

Companies calling on the services of the two experts generally have a particular set of specifications whose common point is: the excellence of the result.

That’s the power of dry ice cleaning, but it doesn’t give itself.

Also, around the cryogenic blasters marketed by the company, a whole range of services is organized in which Antoine actively participates.

Indeed, in turn co-manager, trainer, service provider and designer, the 49-year-old specialist with multiple titles ensures the training of Delta Diffusion’s customers but also the deployment of solutions in some cases.

Large-scale international clients for a brand that inspires trust

And these cases are significant. Renault Trucks

, Petit Bateau

and BIC

and Révillon, to name but a few, call on Delta Diffusion’s Cryoblaster expertise.

Nevertheless, apart from these historical customers, it is really on the design and development of solutions that the two French companies emphasize. This axis is all the more important today insofar as their ATX80 single-tube model is waiting for the arrival of new tools with singular performance to keep it company.

These newborns, coming from the future, answer to the sweet names of: ATX25 Pneumatic, ATX30, ATX25-E and ATX Nano.

In this case, they are the two youngest members of the family who are preparing to take foreign markets by storm, driven by requests from countries such as:

• Belgium;
• Switzerland;
• Canada;
• Qatar;
• Saudi Arabia;
• The Sultanate of Oman;
• The Kingdom of Sri Lanka;
• Le Bangladesh;
• Mexico.

Several other nations (Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria, etc.) are also on the waiting list for happy destinations that can be covered by the French company.
It would therefore seem that engineers (Indians, Canadians and French) are not ready to be unemployed!