INDUSTRIAL CLEANING • NORTHERN IRELAND
Powerful Cleaning. No Water. No Abrasive Media.
Industrial dry ice blasting for production machinery, manufacturing equipment and specialist cleaning applications throughout Northern Ireland.
Remove grease, carbon, oils, production residues and difficult contamination without introducing water, chemicals or conventional blasting media.
Dry cleaning process.
Suitable for sensitive surfaces
Dry ice sublimates on impact
Across Northern Ireland
A DIFFERENT APPROACH TO INDUSTRIAL CLEANING
Dry ice blasting uses compressed air to accelerate solid CO₂ particles towards the contaminated surface.
The combination of impact and rapid temperature change helps break the bond between the contamination and the underlying surface.
The dry ice then converts directly from solid to gas.
Unlike conventional abrasive blasting, there is no spent blasting media left behind – only the contamination removed from the equipment.
Built-up grease, lubricants and oily production contamination.
Carbonised and baked-on deposits from suitable production equipment.
Production residues and deposits from suitable food-processing equipment.
Certain adhesives, labels and production residues.
Accumulated production dust and contamination around machinery and equipment.
Cleaning of suitable moulds, tooling, dies and manufacturing components.
BUILT FOR PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENTS
Dry ice blasting can provide an effective option for cleaning equipment in-place and, depending on the application, may reduce the need for extensive dismantling.
Ideal applications include:
Dry ice blasting does not rely on pressure washing, rinse water or liquid cleaning solutions. Ideal where introducing wet cleaning into the production environment is undesirable.
Unlike grit, sand or soda blasting, dry ice disappears after impact rather than leaving blasting media across the work area.
Dry ice cleaning is generally non-abrasive, making it suitable for many surfaces where aggressive mechanical cleaning would be inappropriate.
The dry ice sublimates during the cleaning process. The waste requiring removal is primarily the contamination taken from the equipment rather than a mixture of contamination and spent blasting media.
Watch dry ice blasting in action and see the results for yourself.