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• Reduce cleaning time up to 80%
Dirt, soot, grease, and oil build up in production facilities causes machinery to function improperly and can create an unsafe working environment. However, manual cleaning is often delayed to prevent shut-down of production lines.
Dry ice blasting equipment provides a quick, safe, non-toxic and economical cleaning solution for facilities, industrial equipment, machinery, machine tools, and assembly line equipment. Dry ice blasting cleans in-place without disassembly or cool down and is non-abrasive, non-conductive, non-corrosive, and does not use water. It is a completely dry and clean process.
The cleaning applications for dry ice blasting are endless. Any item that is part of a production process can be cleaned on-line and without requiring cool-down. Dry ice blast cleaning systems can clean on and around hydraulic power units and electrical power and distribution components. Additionally, adhesives and oil and grease build-up are easily removed by dry ice blasting. Dry ice blasting systems are designed to increase production uptime and increase the productivity of any production process.
Dry ice blasting also minimizes the disposal of hazardous wastes. With dry ice blasting, the cleaning media (dry ice) sublimates - meaning it disappears without adding secondary waste. The only waste is the material you were removing.
A sampling of facilities applications, includes:
‧General Equipment & Facility
‧Walls/Floors
‧Equipment Degreasing
‧Motors / Electrical Boxes
‧Electrical Components
‧Control Panels
‧Pipes and Hoses
‧Conveyors
‧Cooling Fans
‧Gears
‧HVAC Repair
‧Hydraulic Parts
‧Robotics
‧Sanding Belts
‧Forklifts
Key benefits of dry ice blasting over other facilities cleaning methods include:
‧Effectively kills bacteria (mold, listeria, salmonella, e. coli)
‧Effectively decontaminates/sanitizes production surfaces
‧Reduces cleaning downtime
‧Is environmentally responsible
‧Creates no secondary waste
‧Eliminate wear and tear
‧Is a non-abrasive process
‧Cleans in-place; no cool down required
‧Enhances Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) programs
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