Dry ice blasting - Import export

Dry ice blasting has become the preferred procedure for post-fire cleaning: elimination of soot and cleaning of damage caused by the fire, cleaning of facades, restoration of historic and graded buildings, restoration of monuments: statues, frescos, post-flood cleaning, elimination of mildew, asbestos removal and decontamination, removal of chewing gum, cleaning of construction machines and equipment.

Dry ice blasting is used in various sectors of the industry, above all that of maintenance. Dry ice blasting is actually very efficient before, during or after maintenance work on an installation. Cleaning can take place while live, can reach all areas and is very quick.

Dry ice blasting is highly recommended for cleaning high and low voltage equipment, such as: rotors and transformers, turbines, transformers and substations, AC/DC motors. , electrical cabinets, nuclear decontamination, etc.

Dry ice blasting is used in a number of sectors of the (agro) food industry such as the production of food and drinks, the chocolate industry, industrial baking, the production of pizzas and pasta, extrusion cooking, ready meals, animal feed etc. - Very quick and efficient methods - Dry and non-abrasive cleaning: no wear on the objects cleaned, safety of electric equipment. - Ecological and economical: dry ice leaves no trace and does not create additional waste requiring treatment. - A significant increase in production thanks to its speed and efficiency (cleaning in situ without dismantling/reassembly, without cooling etc.).

This cleaning technique presents another considerable advantage - that of its ability to be automated, since by setting the operational parameters, cleaning is very stable, uniform and always efficient, and very quick without waste particles to be re-treated.

Thanks to the use of dry ice blasting for cleaning, industry benefits from very significant savings thanks to a considerable reduction in time for cleaning welding lines, moulds for plastic, rubber, metal and PU parts, electric motors, fans, structural elements, maintenance and general upkeep.