Tag Archives: Dry Ice Blasting

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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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Dry Ice Blasting for Molding & Manufacturing

Dry Ice Blasting for Molding & Manufacturing Introduction to Dry Ice Blasting Dry ice blasting is a cleaning method that uses dry ice pellets as an abrasive material. The dry ice is accelerated via a blasting gun and directed at the surface that needs to be cleaned. The dry ice pellets sublimate (go from a […]

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Dry Ice Cleaning for Mold Tooling

Dry ice cryogenic cleaning is helping rubber and plastic molders to improve part quality and reduce operational costs. Dry ice cleaning, or dry ice blasting as it’s also known, removes fouling and residues from injection molds and other types of metal tooling. This safe, clean process won’t harm mold surfaces or their finishes and eliminates […]

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Dry Ice Blasting Update – Fall 2022

Dry Ice Shortage At the present time there is a shortage of dry ice available in the United States. This shortage is expected to alleviate by some point this fall. Nitrofreeze has contracts with a dry ice supplier to minimize delays in production, however, we can still complete dry ice blasting jobs at our facility […]

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Dry Ice Blasting During Planned Shutdowns

Planned shutdowns give manufacturers an opportunity to clean and maintain facilities and equipment. For some companies, planned downtime in December makes the most sense because the company is closed for Christmas and New Year’s anyway. Other businesses prefer summer shutdowns, especially around the Fourth of July, because it’s when many employees take their annual vacations. […]

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