Comparison of Cryoblaster® Dry Ice Blasting Machines

Based on your applications, precision level, compressed air flow, and performance requirements, discover the comparison of Cryoblaster dry ice blasting machines.
Identify the model best suited for your activity in just a few seconds: XP02, XP07, ATX nano, ATX25-E or ATX25-P.

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How to choose your dry ice blasting machine?

Dry ice blasting is now used in many industrial sectors to remove grease, oils, organic residues, glues, or dust with no water required, no solvents, and no abrasion.

However, not all dry ice blasting machines meet the same needs. Some are designed for precision work on delicate surfaces, others for industrial versatility, while the most powerful models can handle heavier fouling or larger surfaces.

The Cryoblaster® range covers all these uses.
This page allows you to quickly compare the XP02, XP07, ATX nano, ATX25-E, and ATX25-P machines to identify the model best suited for your activity.

Cryoblaster® machines at a glance

Quickly compare the main models according to your actual needs: precision, performance, industrial versatility, or cleaning larger surfaces.

XP02

Compact precision machine ideal for delicate surfaces, automotive detailing, electrical cabinets, and light maintenance.

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XP07

High-precision machine with superior performance compared to the XP02, suitable for technical applications (plastics, foundries, automotive).

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ATX nano

Versatile industrial machine for small to medium surfaces. Available in a GT version for ultra-high performance.

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ATX nano DS

Digital display for fine and repeatable settings. Ideal for demanding industrial and automatable environments.

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ATX25-E

Industrial electropneumatic machine designed for intensive tasks and corrective cleaning of all surface types.

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ATX25-P

100% pneumatic and ultra-powerful. Certified for ATEX zones: Zone 2 (Gas) and Zone 22 (Dust).

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Which dry ice blaster to choose?

Answer these 3 questions to identify the Cryoblaster® models best suited for your business.

1. What is your primary type of application?

2. What is the size of the surface area to be treated?

3. What level of control are you looking for?

Our selection for you:

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Which Cryoblaster® machine to choose?

Criteria	XP02 Precision	XP07 Advanced	ATX nano Best-Seller	ATX nano DS Digital	ATX25-E Performance	ATX25-P Pneumatic
Target	Precision / Auto	Technical Maintenance	Total Versatility	High-tech Industry	Heavy Industry	Workshops / ATEX
Ice Cons.	3 - 12 kg/h	6 - 26 kg/h	0 - 35 kg/h	0 - 35 kg/h	0 - 75 kg/h	0 - 90 kg/h
Hopper	3 kg	7 kg	9 kg	9 kg	25 kg	25 kg
Performance	Low	Moderate	High	Precise	Very High	Maximum
Usage	Occasional	Regular	Daily	Expertise	Intensive / 24-7	Extreme
Details	XP02 Specs	XP07 Specs	Best-Seller Info	DS Specs	Performance	ATX25-P Specs

Which machine to choose for your industry?

Dry ice blasting adapts to your business requirements. Here are the Cryoblaster® configurations recommended by our experts based on your field of activity.

Plastics Industry

Cleaning molds and parting lines without abrasion or disassembly. The ATX nano DS is recommended for repeatable settings on delicate cavities.

Recommended models:

XP07 ATX nano ATX nano DS ATX25-E

Automotive / Detailing

Ideal for engines, interiors, and electronic components. Choices range from extreme precision (XP) to complete detailing versatility (ATX nano).

Recommended models:

XP02 XP07 ATX nano ATX nano DS

Food & Beverage Industry

Dry cleaning for production lines, ovens, and conveyors. Removes grease and carbonized residues without risk of bacterial growth.

Recommended models:

ATX nano ATX nano DS ATX25-E ATX25-P

Industrial Maintenance

For maintaining diverse machine fleets. The ATX range offers the robustness required for intensive daily use in factory environments.

Recommended models:

ATX nano ATX nano DS ATX25-E ATX25-P

Electrical & Sensitive Equipment

Cleaning live equipment (subject to protocols) or fragile components. Total flow control to prevent thermal or mechanical shock.

Recommended models:

XP02 XP07 ATX nano ATX nano DS

Construction & Heavy Cleaning

Building renovation, disaster restoration, or tank stripping. Priority on performance and blasting capacity for stubborn contamination.

Recommended models:

ATX25-E ATX25-P

Need help selecting the right machine?

Choosing the right dry ice blasting equipment depends on the type of contamination, the surface material, and your available air flow. Our technicians are here to help you define the most cost-effective solution.

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Frequently Asked Questions about choosing a dry ice blaster

Which dry ice blasting machine should I choose?

The choice primarily depends on the type of contamination, surface sensitivity, available compressed air flow, and frequency of use. Compact models like the XP02 or XP07 are ideal for sensitive surfaces and precision tasks. The ATX nano and ATX25 models are more versatile, designed for larger surface areas or heavier industrial fouling.

Which dry ice machine is best for the plastics industry?

In the plastics industry, dry ice blasting is frequently used to clean molds and parting lines without disassembly. The most common choices are the XP07 for high precision and the ATX nano or ATX25-E for faster operations on larger, high-volume molds.

Which machine should be used for cleaning electrical cabinets?

For electrical cabinets and sensitive equipment, it is best to use a machine that offers precise blast control. The XP02 and XP07 models are particularly well-suited for this, as they allow for gentle, controlled cleaning of fragile components without risk of damage.

What pressure is required for dry ice blasting?

Operating pressure typically ranges between 2 and 16 bar, depending on the machine and the type of contamination. Precision tasks are often performed between 4 and 8 bar, while heavier fouling or stripping applications may require higher pressures.

What dry ice consumption should I expect?

Consumption depends on the specific machine and the severity of the fouling. Smaller units generally consume between 3 and 20 kg per hour, while high-performance industrial machines can reach 70 to 120 kg per hour for applications requiring maximum output.

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