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Dry Ice blasting specialists
Dry Ice blasting is a revolutionary process designed for cleaning in a wide range of industries such as food, printing and packaging equipment. It can also be extremely useful for cleaning electrical motors, switchboards, flood, fire and mould remediation.
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Efficient, Safe, and Non-Abrasive Cleaning with Dry Ice Blasting
Dry ice blasting offers a dry, non-toxic, non-conductive, and non-abrasive cleaning solution, minimizing costly downtime. This method uses 100% carbon dioxide pellets to impact surfaces at high velocity, loosening contaminants without leaving residues.
With no chemicals involved, dry ice blasting is ideal for industries requiring high hygiene levels. Its non-abrasive nature ensures minimal equipment degradation and eliminates moisture-related issues like corrosion or electrical failure. This means equipment can return to service immediately, saving valuable maintenance hours.
We serve all major cities, including Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane, as well as statewide in Victoria, New South Wales, and Queensland.
Applications
For a full range of where our dry ice blasting services can help your cleaning needs
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What is Dry Ice Blasting
Dry ice blasting is an environmentally friendly cleaning method that uses small dry ice pellets as the blasting media.
The dry ice is made from 100% carbon dioxide (Co2) which is a byproduct of many industries throughout the country. This Co2 is cleaned and injected into a dry ice pelletizer which turns the carbon dioxide into solid 3mm pellets of dry ice. The dry ice pellets are then put into our unique dry ice blasting machine which combines the ice with compressed air similar to that used in typical blasting methods.
How it Works
Dry Ice Blasting Is A 3-step Process
1: Kinetic
When the dry ice pellets are combined with the compressed air and are blasted at the surface, they crack and loosen the bond between the contaminant and the surface being cleaned.
2: Thermal
The very low temperature of dry ice (-79c) shock freezes the contaminant causing it to become brittle and weak. This helps the dry ice crack through and permeate the coating.
3: Sublimation
The dry ice then penetrates the contaminant and immediately sublimates. This process results in a x700 increase of volume from the carbon dioxide expanding which helps to lift the contaminant from the surface.