In an industry which attempts to strike a balance between cleaning and restoring BMWs, there are many steps to the rejuvenation process. Yet very rarely does anyone consider dry ice cleaning as one of these steps.

In order to properly restore a log home, the exterior must be thoroughly cleaned, sanded and then stained.  If the surface is not cleaned thoroughly to remove all contaminants, the new layer of stain and sealant will not adhere correctly and will not last long-term. 

Hill Air Force Base near Ogden, Utah, is home to the Air Force Material Command’s Ogden Air Logistics Complex (OO-ALC). The OO-ALC performs programmed depot maintenance on a number of US Air Force weapon systems, including the F-16 Fighting Falcon. 

The Dry Ice Innovation Summit is designed to provide you with the tools necessary to boost your business. You'll learn all about dry ice technology and the opportunities it can open for you. 

KSD is a gas company whose core business is supplying gas to the food and beverage industry, including breweries, beverage stores, catering and wineries. They also provide medical and industrial gases in cylinders.

Tüpraş had a problem with dirty trains.

The company is the only manufacturer in the refining sector in Turkey and has the capacity to process 28.1 million tons of crude oil annually with its four refineries in Kocaeli, Izmir, Kırıkkale, and Batman. It is the largest industrial company in Turkey and the 7th largest refining company in Europe.

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

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.