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Dry
ice cleaning has been used successfully to:
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Remediate
mold infestations; |
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Restore
surfaces damaged by soot or fire; |
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Clean turbines,
hydroelectric generators and heat recovery
steam generators (HRSG's); |
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Cleans
and sanitizes heat exchangers, vents and ducts; |
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Cleans
industrial laundry dryers; |
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Cleans,
sanitizes and disinfects hospital decontamination rooms; |
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Clean printing
presses; |
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Precision
clean military equipment, planes, processors, and electrical circuitry; |
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Strip away
glue and food substances from processing machines, packaging machines,
conveyors, and assembly lines; |
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Remove
old adhesives, paint, topical coatings, chemical crustations,
and rust from hard surfaces; |
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Remove
algae and barnacles from boats and ships; |
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Remove
graffiti, bird droppings, gum, and other vandalistic materials; |
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Clean ovens,
molds, etc. … an increasingly wide variety of industry applications.
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Satisfaction
Guaranteed!
Benefits of Dry Ice Blasting:
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Decreased
downtime through CIP (Clean In Place); |
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Faster,
more thorough cleaning; gets in between joints or parts; |
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Elimination
of equipment or surface damage; |
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Avoidance
of grit entrapment; |
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Elimination
of solvents, sand, soda or water; |
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Reductions
in waste disposal and cleanup; |
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Jobs take
less time; |
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Improved
worker safety; |
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The blasting
force can be adjusted to be gentle or aggressive, as appropriate to
the surface being cleaned; |
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Cost competitive
and technologically superior. |
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