Why Choose Dry Ice Blasting?

Dry ice sublimates on impact, leaving no secondary waste behind. It is a reclaimed by‑product of industrial CO₂ production, so using it does not contribute additional CO₂ to the atmosphere.

Solid CO₂ pellets are soft (1.5–2 on the Mohs hardness scale), which means they remove contaminants without damaging delicate equipment, panels, wiring or paint.

Dry ice is available in food‑grade purity and is EPA, FDA and USDA approved for use around food and sensitive environments. No solvents or chemicals are required.

Unlike water‑based methods, dry ice blasting can be performed on live electrical components, sensors and motors without risk of short circuits or corrosion.

Equipment can often be cleaned in place and while hot, reducing or eliminating shutdown time and allowing you to return to production faster.

Dry ice pellets reach into tight crevices and complex geometries, removing build‑up that other methods leave behind without leaving a residue.

The process is significantly quicker than abrasive or chemical cleaning methods and can be performed on hot, online equipment. Cleaning faster and more frequently increases production cycles and reduces shutdown‑related costs.

Keeping molds and tooling free of buildup leads to consistent product quality. Because dry ice cleaning is non‑destructive and requires little setup, manufacturers can clean more often and reduce scrap rates.

Dry ice is a soft media with a low coefficient of friction, so it penetrates complex geometries without abrading the substrate. Regular blasting extends the life of expensive equipment and reduces replacement costs.

A faster, cleaner process reduces labour hours spent on masking, disassembly and post‑blast cleanup. Teams can refocus on productive tasks rather than waste disposal and reassembly.