Dry ice manufacturing
DRY ICE
Biogivre manufactures and distributes to public and the companies of the industries highiest quality.
The dry ice is carbon dioxide CO2 being presented in the form of small pellets or of solid nuggets. The dry ice is at a temperature of -79°C to the atmospheric pressure. The dry ice is odourless, inoffensive, non flammable and is approved for the food field. Carbon dioxide is one of the natural components of the atmosphere.
Our single manufactoring process gets a better density with the ice; thus, it is preserved longer. However, our containers are especially designed to preserve the dry ice; they are insulated and the best in the field.
We assure you greatest flexibility and availability, in any time.
WHY DOES THE ICE DRY?
Cleaning with the dry ice is a method d’ revolutionary maintenance, which uses as material of scouring the dry ice. The process is neutral on the level of the environment, very effective and particularly fast, will replace the methods of cleaning standards.
Dry ice cleaning: an ecological, fast and effective solution for all your needs
Dry ice blasting is a cutting-edge technology increasingly used by businesses, industries, and even some environmentally conscious individuals. Unlike traditional methods that use water, chemical solvents, or abrasives, dry ice blasting relies on the use of solid CO₂ pellets projected at high pressure. This revolutionary technique allows for deep cleaning without water, secondary residue, or damage to surfaces.
What is dry ice cleaning?
Dry ice cleaning is an innovative process that involves projecting dry ice (CO₂ in its solid state, at -78°C) onto a surface to be cleaned. Upon impact, three actions occur simultaneously:
- Thermal shock: the extreme cold weakens dirt, grease, and contaminants.
- Mechanical effect: the pellets break down impurities without altering the original surface.
- Immediate sublimation: the CO₂ transforms from a solid to a gaseous state, meaning that no secondary waste remains, only the detached contaminants.
It is therefore a fast, clean, and environmentally friendly method, suitable for a multitude of applications.
The Benefits of Dry Ice Cleaning
Using dry ice cleaning offers numerous benefits:
- Ecological and safe: Without chemicals or water, the process respects the environment and worker health.
- No abrasion: Unlike sandblasting or sandblasting, dry ice does not damage materials.
- No extended downtime: The surface can be used almost immediately after cleaning, as there is no drying required.
- Versatility: Dry ice cleaning is suitable for both fragile surfaces and heavy industrial machinery.
- Cost savings: Time savings, fewer products, and no need to manage liquid or sludge residue.
Areas of application of dry ice cleaning
Dry ice is used in a wide variety of sectors:
- Manufacturing industry: cleaning presses, molds, conveyors, turbines, and sensitive equipment.
- Food industry: safe removal of grease, oil, and food residue without cross-contamination.
- Automotive industry: restoration of parts, engines, chassis, as well as cleaning of molds in plastic injection molding.
- Buildings and heritage: removal of graffiti, soot, mold, or paint without damaging stone or wood.
- Aeronautics and railways: safe maintenance of engines, electrical components, and mechanical parts.
- Disaster restoration: effective removal of soot after fires and mold remediation.
Why choose dry ice cleaning over another method?
Traditional methods such as sandblasting, high-pressure water cleaning, or the use of solvents have significant limitations: material abrasion, residual moisture, the need for chemicals, and complex waste management.
With dry ice cleaning, you benefit from a non-corrosive, non-conductive process with no secondary waste and 100% safety. It’s the perfect solution for companies looking to reduce their environmental footprint while increasing their cleaning efficiency.
Conclusion: an innovative and sustainable cleaning solution
Choosing dry ice cleaning means choosing modern, environmentally friendly, and efficient technology. Whether for industrial, food, automotive, or heritage applications, this method guarantees impeccable, fast, and damage-free results.