Category Archives: Dry Ice Blasting

Dry Ice Blasting a Fishing Hut

Dry Ice Blasting for Historical Restorations

Introduction Dry Ice Blasting is used in a multitude of historic restoration projects including the one we recently completed in Rockport, MA on July 24th, 2025. We were contracted to dry ice blast barn board wood, in a fishing hut, to lighten the surfaces and bring them closer to their original state. Originally, this fishing […]

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Dry Ice Blasting Statues and Sculptures

Dry Ice Blasting Statues at the Museum of Fine Arts – Boston

On Tuesday, July 22nd, 2025, Nitrofreeze Cryogenic Solutions worked directly with the Museum of Fine Arts (MFA) in Boston, Massachusetts in their conservation efforts by providing dry ice blasting services. We contributed to the historical preservation of two iconic statues modeled by Paul H. Manship located at the MFA. These two statues, known as Indian […]

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Historic Barn Restoration Uses Nitrofreeze® Dry Ice Cleaning

A historic barn near Boston is gaining new life with help from Nitrofreeze®. Recently, our Worcester, Massachusetts company completed an 11-day restoration project using dry ice blasting, an environmentally-friendly cleaning process. Nitrofreeze® dry ice blasted the 1860s-era barn, including beams, posts, and framing. Adams + Beasley Associates, a custom builder from Carlisle, Massachusetts, selected Nitrofreeze® […]

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ITAR Registered and NIST 800-171 Certified Cryogenic Services

Nitrofreeze® Cryogenic Solutions is ITAR registered and NIST 800-171 certified. If your company is part of the defense supply chain, or if you work in related industries such as aerospace, you may be required to use vendors with these designations. When you work with Nitrofreeze®, you can be confident we’ll safeguard your project information while […]

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Injection Mold Cleaning: Dry Ice Blasting vs. Lasers and Chemicals

Injection mold cleaning can reduce part defects and improve cycle times. If injection molds aren’t cleaned properly, however, residual materials can cause part discoloration and require rework. If the cooling channels of an injection mold become clogged, slower cooling rates may result. Over high volumes of molded plastic or rubber parts, even seconds of longer […]

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