Dry ice blasting is similar to sand blasting, plastic bead blasting, or soda blasting where a medium to accelerated in a pressurized air stream.

1. Decreased Downtime through Cleaning In-Place Typical cleaning procedures require that equipment be disassembled and moved to an assigned area for proper cleaning. That is not the case with dry ice blasting. Equipment can be cleaned in-place and hot in most situations. Because of that, many time-consuming, labor-intensive steps which were required with other methods such as sand blasting can be eliminated including: 2. Faster and More Thorough Cleaning With dry ice blast cleaning, a su...

1. Decreased Downtime through Cleaning In-Place Typical cleaning procedures require that equipment be disassembled and moved to an assigned area for proper cleaning. That is not the case with dry ice blasting. Equipment can be cleaned in-place and hot in most situations. Because of that, many time-consuming, labor-intensive steps which were required with other methods such as sand blasting can be eliminated including: 2. Faster and More Thorough Cleaning With dry ice blast cleaning, a superior clean can be achieved while reducing hours when compared to scrubbing with abrasive pads or wire brushes. A tremendous labor savings is accomplished. 3. Elimination of Equipment Damage Dry ice is non-abrasive to surfaces and does not change a surface's structure. It lifts the contaminan