Blasting hose for use in dry ice blast cleaning with quick coupling system The hose connects the dry ice blasting unit to the blasting gun.
All White Lion hoses are compatible with dry ice blasting machines from IceTech and BUSE Jet.
The compressed air required combines with the dry ice blasting medium in the dry ice blasting system. This process requires the compressed air to cool down and therefore poses a particular technical challenge for the dry ice blasting hose.
The standard length of our dry ice hose packages is 7.5 m, a length that has proven to be practical. The dry ice blasting hose can be extended as required, for example by a length of 5 or 10 meters. However, the total length should only exceed 20 meters in exceptional cases. It is advisable to extend the compressed air hose accordingly.
Basically, the shorter the blasting hose, the greater the kinetic energy on the object, the surface. The coupling system and the connections are made of stainless steel and have an anti-twist protection.
The White Lion hose set is equipped with a high-quality stainless steel coupling system. The quick-release system is equipped with a 360 degree anti-twist lock. With this solution, hosepacks can be safely and conveniently connected to our dry ice blasting machines.
Blasting hose extensions are also possible. If necessary, you can extend a 10 meter hose package with a 7.5 meter package.
The White Lion dry ice blasting hose package can be used with all our dry ice blasting systems.
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