Handheld portable Dry Ice Blasting Cleaning Machine Co2 Blasting Machine Cleaner Dry Ice Blaster

A dry ice blasting cleaning machine uses compressed air to propel dry ice pellets at high speeds to clean surfaces by removing dirt and contaminants without leaving residue.

The machine accelerates dry ice particles to near-supersonic speeds, causing them to impact dirt on surfaces. The extreme cold of the dry ice cools the dirt, causing it to become brittle and break off, while the dry ice sublimates into gas, expanding in volume and removing debris.

The DLX-GB2 model measures 900*400*800mm, while the DLX-GB3 model measures 1000*500*800mm.

The DLX-GB2 model weighs 80KG, and the DLX-GB3 model weighs 95KG.

The DLX-GB2 model has a power consumption of 500W, while the DLX-GB3 model consumes 900W.

The DLX-GB2 model has a dry ice capacity of 18KG, while the DLX-GB3 model can hold up to 40KG of dry ice.

Both models have a dry ice flow rate of 0-3.0 kg/min.

The working pressure for both the DLX-GB2 and DLX-GB3 models ranges from 0.4 to 1.2 Mpa.

Both the DLX-GB2 and DLX-GB3 models are equipped with a PLC control system for easy operation.

Dry ice blasters can be used on various surfaces including metal, plastic, and wood. They are effective for removing grease, paint, and other contaminants.

Yes, dry ice blasting is considered an environmentally friendly cleaning method as it does not require chemicals and produces no secondary waste since the dry ice sublimates into gas.

The duration that dry ice lasts in the machine depends on factors such as ambient temperature and usage rate, but it can generally last for several hours before needing to be replenished.

Yes, you can use the dry ice blasting machine indoors, but ensure proper ventilation as the sublimated carbon dioxide gas can displace oxygen in confined spaces.

While no specific certification is required, proper training on machine operation and safety precautions is recommended for efficient and safe usage.

Dry ice can typically be purchased from local suppliers, grocery stores, or specialized distributors. It's important to check availability in your area.