Dry Ice Cleaning
Cleaning with Dry Ice is a New Development that is Quickly Expanding Worldwide
Safe Cleaning with Dry Ice: Changing the Way the World Cleans
Dry Ice Blasting employs a revolutionary system to remove debris. Using compressed air technology, tiny pellets of dry ice blast through damage to restore the original surface. The process is similar to sandblasting, steam blasting or high-pressure water technologies, but offers superior results that
• create no secondary waste,
• are free of hazardous chemicals, and
• are non-abrasive.
Contract Cleaning
Traditional cleaning methods that employ toxic solvents, dangerous sanders, wire brushes and old-fashioned elbow grease are out-of-date, thanks to Dry Ice Blasting. Contract cleaning servers can …
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Disaster Remediation
Recovery from disaster is stressful enough, but once the worst occurs, it’s essential to correct the situation immediately by employing Dry Ice Blasting. For effective remediation from fire, smoke, or …
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Automotive
All successful businesses depend on their vehicles and fleets …
Historical Preservation & Restoration
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Industrial Cleaning
Industrial cleaning made eco-friendly. Dry Ice Blasting is …
Food, Production & Packaging
Food production professionals are responsible for keeping …
Food, Production & Packaging
Food production professionals are …
The Science Behind Dry Ice Blasting
Dry Ice Blasting has changed cleaning forever. The secret to the success of the Dry Ice Blasting process is its ultra-cold temperature of -109.3 degrees F˚. Unwanted materials shrink and loosen instantly, while direct contact warms the sub-surface, allowing for rapid removal of debris.
There is a scientific explanation for the process: dry ice converts back into carbon dioxide gas, which has 800 times its original volume, hastening debris removal.
Dry Ice Blasting removes unwanted substances such as adhesives, asphalt, decals and stickers, dirt, grease, glues, ink, paint, oil, resins and tar, which are then safely contained and removed.