Our technology is founded on the principle of hydrodynamic cavitation—the process of vaporization, bubble formation, and bubble implosion. During this process, millions of microscopic bubbles collapse within milliseconds, producing powerful shock waves that release immense energy. This energy effectively separates marine growth and biofouling from underwater surfaces. A key safety advantage of this technology is that elastic materials—such as human skin—can easily absorb these shock waves. Additionally, the cavitating stream is much less dense than a conventional high-pressure jet, making the CaviBlaster® both significantly safer for the operator and exceptionally effective at removing marine growth, algae, and all types of scum from boat hulls, pilings, and other underwater structures.