What is dry ice cleaning

Dry ice cleaning is a process that uses dry ice, which is carbon dioxide in a solid state, as a cleaning medium. Dry ice is fired at high speeds to remove dirt, paint, grease from various surfaces without the use of water or chemicals.

Environmental benefits of dry ice cleaning

• Reduce chemical waste: dry ice cleaning does not require the use of harmful chemicals, reducing chemical waste that can contaminate water and soil.
• Water saving: the dry ice cleaning process does not require the use of water, which helps to conserve water resources and reduce water pollution.
• Reuse of CO2: dry ice is made from carbon dioxide collected as a by-product of other industrial processes, which contributes to reducing CO2 emissions into the atmosphere.
• No secondary waste generation: when dry ice is used for cleaning, the dry ice evaporates and returns to its gaseous state without leaving any secondary waste.
• Improve indoor air quality: dry ice cleaning removes dirt and pollutants without releasing harmful fumes, improving air quality in workplaces.

Dry ice cleaning applications

Dry ice cleaning can be used in a wide range of industrial applications, including:

• Cleaning of industrial machinery and equipment
• Removing paint and grease from metal surfaces
• Cleaning of molds and equipment in the plastics and rubber industry
• Cleaning of ventilation and air conditioning systems
• Removing dirt and contaminants from electrical and electronic installations