The dry ice blasting industry has undergone remarkable advancements, and at the forefront of this evolution is the Cold Jet PCS ULTRA— the best dry ice blaster on the market today. This revolutionary machine redefines versatility and efficiency, making it the ultimate choice for various applications. With its patented Particle Control System (PCS®), operators can achieve unparalleled control over particle size, offering an impressive 28 options ranging from 0.3mm to 3.0mm. This level of precision allows for tailored blasting parameters that optimize performance on any surface. With the patented Particle Control System (PCS®) these dry ice blasters use less ice, air, time, noise, and energy. The PCS ULTRA is equipped with a user-friendly 7" LCD screen and intuitive digital controls, enabling effortless adjustments and monitoring of blasting settings. Additionally, its programmable application recipes allow users to save and recall their preferred settings, ensuring consistent results with every use. Whether you're tackling delicate surfaces or stubborn materials, the Cold Jet PCS ULTRA stands out as the premier choice for professionals seeking efficiency and effectiveness in dry ice blasting.

Dry ice blasting, a cutting-edge cleaning method that uses solid carbon dioxide (CO₂) pellets, has gained significant traction across various industries due to its eco-friendly nature and remarkable cleaning capabilities. This unique technique harnesses the power of accelerated dry ice particles to remove contaminants and residues without generating secondary waste. In this blog, we will delve into the versatility of dry ice blasting applications by highlighting 4 versatile dry ice blasting machines: i³ MicroClean^® 2, PCS^® 60, PLT^® 60, and the E-CO₂™ 150.

Dry ice blasting has gained popularity as a highly efficient and environmentally friendly cleaning solution across industries. Cold Jet, a leading provider of dry ice blasting equipment, offers state-of-the-art solutions that have transformed the cleaning process for industrial companies. However, investing in such advanced equipment requires a sizable financial commitment for businesses. To make this investment more accessible, we provide a range of financing options that cater to different needs and budgets. This allows organizations to experience the benefits of dry ice blasting without breaking the bank.

Trident Restoration is a full-service restoration company that offers 24/7 Emergency Services for water, fire, mold, and storm damage. They are one of the many companies that use Cold Jet dry ice blasting technology to complete their jobs. They have used the Aero® 40FP, one of our dry ice blasting machines, for over 8 years, and plan to grow their inventory with some new machines when they expand! See below for a Q&A with the Vice President of Trident Restoration, Eric Long.

Smart technology is shifting the way many industries orchestrate their processes, and Cold Jet is no exception! Let's dive into how advances in connected technology are changing our approach to dry ice blasting.

If you’ve heard of dustless blasting, you know it’s becoming the preferred choice for surface preparation and corrosion/coating removal.  While the title “dustless” blasting is a bit of a misnomer, given that it’s impossible to deliver completely dustless blasting when abrasive blasting is needed, there are solutions out there that drastically reduce dust clouds.

When utilizing a portable diesel compressor in your dry ice blasting operation, it’s important to take the appropriate steps to ensure you’re using dry air. Diesel compressors often supply hot and moist air, which can alter the integrity of your dry ice and hamper the performance of your dry ice blasting system.

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

Due to a tightening regulatory environment and a greater awareness for environmental standards, environmentally friendly cleaning methods are becoming more important to industry.  

Traditional cleaning methods often times involve the generation of harmful secondary waste and the use of harsh chemicals, which negatively affect both the environment and the individual performing the cleaning.