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From the field

Processing line, cleaned on the plant floor.

Conveyor belting, roller drums, drive couplings and the cable trays running under the line. Dry ice takes the buildup off without hosing water into the motors and wiring, and the line doesn't have to come apart first.

  • Dry around electricalCable trays and drives cleaned with no water
  • In placeBelts and rollers stay on the frame
  • No secondary wasteNothing left behind but what came off

Food processing ›Electrical equipment cleaning ›

Underside of a modular plastic conveyor belt with residue on the green roller drums before dry ice blasting
Belt and rollers, before
Underside of the same conveyor line with clean green roller drums after dry ice blasting
Belt and rollers, after
Dry ice on the cable trays · 26 sec
Before + after, same line
Before and after dry ice blasting: oily drive flange and mounting plate, then clean bare metal
Drive flange + mounting plate
Before and after dry ice blasting: grimy I/O modules and cable labels, then clean modules under the cable tray
I/O modules + cable tray
Before and after dry ice blasting: debris packed in a wall base trough, then a clean trough
Wall base trough
Before and after dry ice blasting: stainless drip tray coated in dark residue and debris, then clean bare stainless
Stainless drip tray
From the field

Charred framing, blasted back to clean wood.

Fire-damaged studs and floor framing inside a structure. Dry ice takes the char and soot off the surface without water, so nothing gets wetter and the framing can be inspected and sealed the same day.

  • No waterNo added moisture in a burned structure
  • Reaches the cornersBetween studs, joists and blocking
  • Smell goes with the sootChar removed, not painted over

Fire + smoke restoration ›How dry ice blasting works ›

Dry ice nozzle blasting char off a fire-damaged wood stud
Char coming off the stud
Interior wood framing after dry ice blasting with the Cold Jet unit in the background
Framing after, unit in place
Live from the job · 20 sec
From the field

Concrete paver, dry ice on site.

A GOMACO GT-3200 curb machine with cured concrete built up on the mold and hopper. Cleaned in place with a Cold Jet dry ice unit — no water, no teardown, no media to sweep up.

  • No waterNothing to contain or drain
  • In placeNo teardown, no shop time
  • No residueCO₂ sublimates — only the concrete comes off

How dry ice blasting works ›Fleet + heavy equipment ›

Live from the job · 18 sec

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