As dry ice blast cleaning experts, our goal is to render the best quality dry ice cleaning equipment and premier dry ice pellets for all your industrial cleaning requirements nationwide.
This process is called sublimation and is a unique characteristic of dry ice, which makes it ideal for cleaning a variety of industrial equipment in the form of electrical motors, stators, generators, electrical panels affected by flash or fire damage, as well as for the removal of mould, welding splatter, ink, glue, paint, food, rubber, dirt, grease, oil and numerous other contaminants.
The dry ice freezes the dirt on impact, then rapidly sublimates while the CO2 gas removes the frozen dirt without causing damage or abrasion to the surface. Because of the temperature difference between the dry ice particles and the surface being treated, thermal shock occurs during the process. This causes a breakdown of the bond between the two dissimilar materials.
The dry ice pellets are accelerated up to 300 m/s (1,080 km/h) by the compressed air and then blasted onto the surface to be cleaned. The second part of the cleaning process is the impact with high kinetic energy.
We can blast close to products and work while the facilities are up and running.
Reduced Cleaning Time. Dry ice blasting can be 80% faster.
Does not conduct electricity. Dry ice blasting is a dry cleaning method.
CO2 behaves like an inert substance. There is typically no chemical reaction with other substances.
Removes bacteria from surface being blasted.
It's the most environmentally safe way to clean. No secondary waste generated. The only waste is from dirt and grime that has been removed.
CO2 is safer than toxic chemicals. Replaces substances harmful to the environment.
Does not damage the surface being cleaned. Can be used around electrical components without risk of damage.
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