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The Fundamentals of Dry Ice Blast Cleaning

Overview Today, CO2 blasting is being effectively used in a wide array of applications from heavy slag removal to delicate semiconductor and circuit board cleaning. Imagine a process that can be used on-line without damaging equipment or requiring a machine "teardown". Unlike conventional toxic chemicals, high pressure water blasting and abrasive grit blasting, CO2 blasting uses dry ice particles in a high velocity air flow to remove contaminates from surfaces without the added costs and inconvenience of secondary waste treatment and disposal.

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Publisher	Cold Jet Inc.	File Format	HTML
Date Published	September 2003	Downloads	78
Format	White Papers
Topics	Weather / Climate

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