Cryoblaster®: Expert in Industrial Dry Ice Cleaning Solutions
Discover the power of dry ice cleaning with Cryoblaster. Our professional machines eliminate grease, oxidation, and contaminants without water or abrasion. Whether for industrial maintenance, automotive restoration, or post-disaster cleaning, access an eco-friendly solution that preserves the integrity of your surfaces while reducing your intervention times by a third.
Dry ice cleaning at the service of your surfaces and your business
Cryoblaster® it is a range of cryogenic cleaners or dry ice blasting machines, adapted to the rehabilitation of surfaces and which benefits from the latest technological advances:
- Nanotechnologicalinsulation, high frequency vibrator, optional abrasive kit, supersonic nozzles very high aggressiveness (special heavy work)...
The Cryoblaster® range has been specially designed for surface treatment operations: cleaning, stripping and preventive or curativeindustrial maintenance.
Cryoblaster® equipment is used daily in the following industries: plastics processing, foundry, food processing, pharmaceutical industry, aerospace, electrical, etc.
Only the best components on the market equip your Cryoblaster®: Festo®, Siemens®, Phoenix Contact®...
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Industrial Cryogenic Cleaning
Benefit from our expertise in industrial cryogenic cleaning. We work on all types of installations, whether machine tools, production lines, or sensitive equipment.
Electrical Installation Cleaning
Entrust us with the cleaning of your electrical installations with the guarantee of safe and effective intervention. Thanks to the cryogenic process, we decontaminate your equipment without water or chemicals.
Automotive Cleaning
For automotive enthusiasts, we offer a dedicated cryogenic cleaning service. Our method is gentle on surfaces while being remarkably effective, ideal for detailing...
Dry ice blasting today
The world has evolved and with it its share of progress and exciting techniques, the appearance of new types of contaminants.
Current industrial cleaning techniques are not necessarily the ones that give the best result.
In an attempt to remove contaminants, products are very frequently used, such as solvents and detergents, which sometimes offer poor results and involve the treatment of secondary waste. Examples: cloths soiled with pollutant, abrasive mixed with contaminant...
There is, however, a technology that is truly beneficial to the environment, in terms of profit and more importantly in terms of efficiency.
What is this technology called? The cryogenic cleaning process.
Dry ice cleaning: explanations of the process, steps...
The dry ice cleaning technique uses dry ice (-78.5 °C) as a cleaning agent.
The format used is the pellet with a diameter of 3 mm (in the form of rods), and in the vast majority of cases the ice used is food grade.
You can obtain this valuable media from gas suppliers such as: Air Liquide, Messer, Sol France, Yara... or from one of their partners.
How does it work? Dry ice is placed inside the hopper or tank of a blaster.
This is then mixed with the compressed air using a honeycomb tray: by rotating the tray, the solid CO₂ pellets are faced with a compressed air flow. The resulting mixture is then conveyed through a firing pipe.
The projection of the ice on the surface to be cleaned is carried out using a gun and a spray nozzle.
The source of compressed air can be either:
- an industrial network,
- a workshop network,
- an electric or thermal construction site compressor
The interest of cleaning by cryonics lies in the triple action of dry ice,which makes it a real solution to the removal of new contaminants.
By clicking on this link, everything you need to know about dry ice cleaning, you will discover a wealth of information about this process!
The first step is the mechanical shock or mechanical effect caused by the dry ice, projected at high speed on the pollution: dry ice creates cracks on the contaminant (varnish, paint, glue ...).
This leads to a weakening of pollution. This is made possible thanks to the kinetic energy stored by the pellets during their spraying: Ec= 1/2 m (weight of CO₂) x V² (projection speed)
The second stage is the thermal shock or thermal effect, also known as the "thermal differential". Dry ice at -78.5°C cools the pollution. This difference in the temperature of the pollution and the support retracts the latter without damaging the surface or substrate.
Third step is sublimation or change of state: passage from the solid state to the gaseous state of solid CO₂ into GAS CO₂, in a ratio of 1 to 700. The dirt is removed by the breath!
Cleanliness operation by spraying dry ice. Purpose of the treatment: hydraulic unit
Dry ice cleaning: an ecological treatment that does not involve the reprocessing of secondary waste
Dry ice blasting is truly a cleaning technique ecological. Indeed Unlike the use of sandblasting, airbrushing, hydroscrubbing or high-pressure cleaning, it does not generate secondary waste to be reprocessed.
The cryogenic cleaning technique causes the removed dirt to fall by gravity. As a rule, a sweep or the use of vacuum cleaners (or suction) is enough!
Costs related to reprocessing disappear.
Cryogenic cleaning is professional cleaning par excellence!
For the degreasing of your surfaces, or to remove all types of dirt: ink, varnish, glue, etc. or to remove food residues, this process is ideal.
Without chemicals and cleaning products, in order to ensure the exemplary cleanliness of your production processes, Cryoblaster® dry ice cleaning equipment allows, thanks to the projection of dry ice (carbon dioxide) pellets, the dry cleaning of the surfaces to be treated: no oxidation possible, dry ice does not contain water.
Carbon dioxide in solid form (compacted dry ice) is an excellent low temperature degreaser.
For cleaning in the food industry, or for post-disaster intervention or decontamination, or for treating surfaces with non-abrasive CO₂ pellets or beads, Cryoblaster® dry ice blasting machines are essential tools for service providers and manufacturers.
All the advantages of dry ice blasting: dry, non-abrasive, economical
- Cryogenic cleaning is a dry process. Since solid CO₂ does not contain traces of moisture, you may want to consider cleaning a de-energized electrical cabinet or dry cleaning after fire.
- Dry ice blasting is non-abrasive, unlike sandblasting or airbrushing, because the hardness of solid CO₂ is comparable to that of chalk; It is therefore respectful of the treated surfaces.
- Cryogenic cleaning is much faster than traditional cleaning methods: at least 4 times and up to 8 times. It requires little or no disassembly.
- Unlike sandblasting or the use of a karcher, the service can be carried out In-Situ: no water, no sand...
- The use of cryogenic cleaning in the food industry helps slow the proliferation of the following bacteria:
E. Coli, Listeria monocytogenes, and Salmonella enteritidis, all three responsible for foodborne illness.
- Another significant advantage: the process is non-toxic
- The process of cleanlinessing by spraying dry ice particles makes it possible to carry out many applications: degrease, strip the rust flower, remove graffiti, sticker ... Cleaning car engines or rims In addition, cryogenics can limit production stoppage: production lines are cleaned up to 8 times faster than traditional methods.
- Thanks to the on-board pressure regulator, you can now deburr plastic parts. The process is fast and efficient, and is environmentally friendly with the use of an electric compressor.
- You can also use the services of a cleaning company by clicking on the Directory link (Menu) and then entering your address in the search bar: for the cleaning of electrical cabinets, plastics or rubber molds or for the treatment or removal of graffiti...