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 DRY
ICE BLAST CLEANING IS ECO FRIENDLY-
New technology brought to the Gulf by Carbonic International FZCO
Safer |
Cost-Effective |
Faster |
Eco-Friendly |
Residue-Free |
SAFER: CO2 Dry Ice Blasting is safe, non-toxic,
non-flammable non-conductive, and approved for industrial use
by the Department of Agriculture, the FDA and the Environmental
Protection Agency. CO2 Dry Ice Blasting is a safe and environmentally
responsible cleaning method during major outages or general maintenance
schedules.
COST EFFECTIVE: Labour costs, workers' compensation,
and environmental requirements are only a few examples of the
burden many equipment operators experience in cleaning machines.
Carbonic International brings new technology to the Middle East
that alleviates these problems.
FASTER: You can dry ice-blast straight onto an
electric panel/motor, or engine and running machinery; even greasy
kitchens and printing presses can be cleaned in a flash. Best
of all there is no mess or water to clean up
ECO-FRIENDLY: The disposal of cleaning residues
like grit (sand), glass or plastic beads, water or crushed walnut
shells is becoming impossible due to strict landfill disposal
requirements and hazardous waste controls.
RESIDUE-FREE: Think about the removal of lead
based paint from a one square foot area; this may require as much
as ten pounds of sand to remove as little as two ounces of paint.
This results in over ten pounds of lead contaminated waste requiring
controlled disposal. CO2 pellets as the blasting media eliminates
waste disposal problems because it uses Zero Residue Technology
(ZRT).
APPLICATION
Carbonic International's
method is non-abrasive, eco-friendly, has no contamination or
health risk problems and waste disposal of toxic substances is
non-existant. more...
TECHNOLOGY
Carbonic International's solid CO2 pellets at -79 °C are propelled
through a high pressure self contained unit to clean the contaminated
surface. more...
SOLUTIONS
Carbonic International FZCO's Dry Ice Blast Cleaning can be used
to remove oil, paint grease, asphalt, tar, decals, dirt, ink,
resins, and adhesives to name a few. more...
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