Frequently Asked Questions
Dry ice blasting is a cleaning process that uses dry ice pellets, which are solid carbon dioxide, as the blasting medium. When the pellets are accelerated in a pressurized air stream, they impact the surface being cleaned and then sublimate (turn from solid to gas) upon contact. This process effectively removes contaminants without damaging the underlying surface or leaving residue.
Dry ice blasting involves accelerating dry ice pellets using compressed air to blast away contaminants. The rapid expansion and sublimation of the dry ice create a "micro-explosion" that helps dislodge dirt, grime, paint, and other materials from the surface. The dry ice sublimates into carbon dioxide gas, leaving no residue behind.
Non-abrasive: Safe for delicate surfaces and equipment.
No residue: Dry ice sublimates completely, so there's no secondary waste.
Effective: Cleans and removes a variety of contaminants, including oil, grease, and paint.
Eco-friendly: Uses a sustainable medium (carbon dioxide) and reduces the need for chemical cleaning agents.
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Compared to traditional methods like sandblasting, chemical cleaning, or high-pressure washing, dry ice blasting is often less abrasive, produces less waste, and does not require drying time or chemical disposal. It can be more effective for certain applications and offers a faster cleanup with minimal disruption.
