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Dry Ice blasting pellets are used for carbon dioxide cleaning. Dry ice cleaning uses dry ice accelerated at supersonic speeds, creating mini-explosions that lift the undesirable item off the surface, instead of using abrasive media to grind and potentially damage a surface. Safer and cleaner than other popular blasting methods, dry ice blasting is a highly effective method for removing unwanted materials from food and beverage equipment and other surfaces.
Airgas operates its own dedicated blending facilities as well as maintains a national network of blending technology to ensure accurate, consistent production.
Applications
Mixed with Argon, Carbon Dioxide is used as a shielding gas to prevent the contamination of the molten weld metal.
Carbon Dioxide is used as a refrigeration gas in chilling and freezing systems to maintain product quality by preventing spoilage or aging in Food Manufacturing.
Carbon Dioxide is essential in the Carbonization process, Brewing and Winemaking.
As a blanketing gas for chemical reactions and other applications requiring a chemically inert gas.
The Bone Dry and Anaerobic Grades are used as atmospheres for anaerobic incubation in microbiology labs.
Carbon Dioxide is also used to promote and expedite plant growth for indoor farming.
Safety
Always use in accordance with the Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
Always follow local fire code requirements when storing gas cylinders.
Major hazards: Suffocation, High Pressure, compressed gas.
