Dry Ice Blast Cleaning with Cold Jet

Cold Jet's dry ice blast cleaning process uses dry ice, accelerated at supersonic speeds, on surfaces to blast undesirable material off the underlying substrate without damaging it. Cold Jet's Tyson Marlowe explains how their technology works, gives us a demonstration of two of their machines, and discusses a variety of applications - it was even used to clean barrels (for aging beer) at Dogfish Head Craft Brewery.
Videography by: Curtis Ellzey
Edited by: Curtis Ellzey

[@jtekdryice]

Very well explained. Now we use newer cold jet machines that are even better!

[@teixeiradasilva6299]

You are a very good seller. I was just trying to understand the process and your video was one of the most informative. Thank You.

[@jennellpatricio9995]

I was only interested in how dry ice was made and now I know.. what I wasn't expecting was to come across this video.. I have to say that this was very informative.. it is a great way to get things clean fast and without any waste... thank you for posting...

[@estuardomartinez3778]

That´s an amazing piece of equipment, is incredible how technology grows at gigantic steps in the cleaning industry. Congratulations Mr. Marlowe for such demonstration, I just land on your video randomly but really impressed me.

[@MaxHardcoreSLOVAKIA]

this BMW gem deserves gentle Dry Ice Blast Cleaning .

[@maxamps45]

what about condensation it could ruin terminals and pcb?

[@fgjf1079]

Where do you buy the dry ice pallets?

[@ratanghosh2740]

myself ratan ghosh form india. how can i contact with this company, really i wanna buy this, please reply me

[@euandykes]

How do you get the dyice? Is there away to simply compress the CO2 in the air and produce the dyice in a continuous way?

[@ColdJetAustraliaPty]

Hi Euan, when you just start with your dry ice blasting business the recommendation is to purchase the dry ice from your local dry ice maker (Typically a big gas company). In order to make dry ice, you need a dry ice making machine (Pelletizer) and a liquid CO2 supplier (again that will be a big gas company) you can only justify the investment in setting up your own dry ice production facility when you reach dry ice consumption levels of at least a 1,000kg per week, otherwise, it won't be cost-effective for your business. If you are interested in more information or looking to set up your own dry ice blasting company let us know where are you located and one of our team members will be happy to assist you. Cheers.

[@jukle89]

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[@T-AXIS]

Can we use for room coling

[@kittymitch3193]

But where does the dirt go?

[@redneckem1]

Kitty Mitch it sublimates

[@TooDrunkHD]

Floor

[@lancelarson6710]

So....what your saying is, its a partical accelerator. I hope we dont create a black hole.

[@sharadwagh9702]

Let me know whom I should contact?
Prefererable in Indian contact.

[@chriswilson3684]

Where do I buy one?

[@lordkarrislhead346]

They in the comments of those songs judging by what the do ya know

[@MRBACKHAND]

man restaurants kitchens big time.....

[@mikerieck306]

Very expensive.....Cold Jet been around a while.

[@lordkarrislhead346]

Just from an ice machine

[@jingyou7036]

I have an ice machine

[@kubectlgetpo]

Its environmentally friendly.. its harvested off "some sort of process". Lol.

[@lordkarrislhead346]

Look at the north pole

[@lordkarrislhead346]

Not really it was always regular ice lmao

[@Willy_Milano]

Dry ice is frozen carbon dioxide (CO2), a greenhouse gas, and so this technique is not environmentally friendly. The fact that the ice turns back into gas immediately is the reason it shouldn't be used.

[@ratanghosh2740]

myself ratan ghosh form india. how can i contact with this company, really i wanna buy this, please reply me

[@amerisreb9567]

Me to

[@dryiceblaster]

Hello, you can contact us by calling 1-513-831-3211 or emailing [e-mail]

[@dryiceblaster]

@@amerisreb9567 Hello, you can contact us by calling 1-513-831-3211 or emailing [e-mail]