This technology is based on hydrodynamic cavitation, the process of vaporization, bubble generation and bubble implosion. The implosion that takes place during the cavitation process occurs in milliseconds, rapidly collapsing bubbles produce shock-waves that release tremendous amounts of energy that separate marine growth from the surfaces being cleaned, the safety feature of this technology is that elastic materials such as human skin easily absorb these shock-waves, at the same time the cavitating stream is significantly less dense compared to a regular pressure jet thus making the CaviBlaster® much safer for an operator and remaining very effective tool for removing marine growth.

Our Technology is powerful enough to clean any density surface; while not inflicting damage on painted ones. Additionally, our studies have shown that the force exerted on a diver's arm by the instrument when cleaning is comparable to that of holding a cup of coffee.