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Dry Ice Blasting Indianapolis provides environmentally friendly, fast, cost-effective solutions to the toughest cleaning challenges. Dry Ice Blasting Indianapolis services their clients with the best solution possible. They service Indianapolis and the nearby areas. They offer no-hassle free estimates, so visit their website to learn more today. The cleaning of industrial equipment is critical to improved performance and reduced maintenance costs. Dry ice blasting provides an environmentally fri...

Dry Ice Blasting Indianapolis provides environmentally friendly, fast, cost-effective solutions to the toughest cleaning challenges. Dry Ice Blasting Indianapolis services their clients with the best solution possible. They service Indianapolis and the nearby areas. They offer no-hassle free estimates, so visit their website to learn more today. The cleaning of industrial equipment is critical to improved performance and reduced maintenance costs. Dry ice blasting provides an environmentally friendly and cost-efficient solution for cleaning industrial equipment without extended downtime or damage to sensitive components. Also called CO2 blasting or dry ice cleaning, dry ice blasting is an industrial cleaning method which uses solid carbon dioxide in pellet form, projected by compressed air. Due to the force behind the compressed air, dry ice pellets accelerate through the blast hose at near supersonic speeds. As these pellets impact the target surface and convert into CO2 gas, which facilitates contamination removal caused by rapid gas expansion. As a dry process, dry ice blasting does not require downtime for components to dry. Dry ice blasting is non-abrasive, non-flammable, non-conductive, and does not release any harmful chemicals or secondary contaminants into the environment. This eliminates the need for waste disposal and allows for cleaning equipment in place, ultimately reducing labor, downtime, and overall cleaning costs. Dry ice blasting is approved by the EPA, USDA, and FDA as an industrial cleaning method.