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Reducing water usage, especially in cleaning processes, is becoming a major initiative in industrial and manufacturing settings.  Not solely from a environmental sustainability perspective, but also for cost cutting purposes.  

Miniature Precision Components was losing hundreds of thousands of dollars in lost labor expenses, defective parts, and damaged equipment all because of inadequate cleaning methods.

For Tyco Electronics, the world's largest supplier of automotive electronic components, conventional cleaning processes for its injection molding equipment were cutting into vital production time.

New Age Cryo recommends dry ice blasting over water blasting  for scheduled maintenance of ethanol producing facilities.

Of the roughly 190 plants in the U.S. ethanol industry, New Age Cryo provides dry ice blasting services to 40 of them. Prior to the introduction of dry ice blasting to the industry, many of New Age Cryo’s customers faced significant challenges with maintenance.

Prominent chocolate manufacturer discovers a cleaning solution that meets its high standards of quality control.

Cleaning up Europe's largest wooden structure in preparation for its 50th anniversary required an efficient method that could effectively clean a massive structure in a short period of time without causing any damage.

To clean off years of accumulated grime, RobotWorx turns to dry ice blasting to refurbish industrial robots.

Cleaning injection molds can cause a lot of unnecessary downtime in automotive production. Dry ice blasting is the rare alternative that can both reduce downtime and provide a thorough cleaning.

The A. Raymond Group is one of the leading development and production partners in the automotive industry. In addition to vehicles, the company supplies a quick fastening and connecting system for the solar, household article, aerospace, electronic and construction industries. Production takes place at 20 locations around the globe, including the subsidiary A. Raymond GmbH & Co. KG, founded in Lorrach, Germany.