When you think of dry ice you likely think of stage effects at a concert, Halloween haunted houses or even fancy “smoking” cocktails. While dry ice can be used for amazing visual effects, there is so much more to it. Let’s take a look at what dry ice is, where the raw material comes from, how it is made and some of the uses for it outside of the ones mentioned above.

An automotive parts supplier uses an integrated dry ice blasting system to completely automate their burr removal process.

It is not uncommon for unwanted material to be left on a plastic part after machining or molding.