The method is safe, non-toxic, prevents long-lasting contamination and reduces exposure to dangerous chemical cleaners.

The dry ice blasting process uses non-abrasive media in the form of recycled CO2 pellets that won’t damage the surfaces of the boards. The combination of dry ice cleaning’s kinetic energy and thermal effects break the connection between the dirt and surface, lifting away contaminants.

The substantial time it takes to disassemble and reassemble certain parts is greatly reduced, as dry ice blasting allows detailed cleaning in tight spaces. Because there is no secondary waste, there is no need to worry about particles left behind.

Dry ice blasting does not damage or alter delicate surfaces. Integrating dry ice into a blasting cabin completely eliminates the impact of the production environment.

The dry ice blasting process is non-abrasive, easily removing old paint without causing any mechanical damage to the boards. This high level of accuracy was not possible with manual cleaning methods.

Dry ice blasting is a user-friendly method that was readily accepted by employees. It was easily integrated in their usual processes with very little adaptation.

The process is also safer for employees, who are no longer exposed to harmful cleaning chemicals.