• ø 3mm
• ø 4mm Power-Pellets

• abrasive for the dry ice blasting process
• Cooling of different products
• operation of cooling traps
• pipe freezing

• The innovative power pellets achieve a significantly higher abrasion rate in the blasting process

• ø 12 mm
• ø 16 mm

• Used exclusively for cooling
• used in the pharmaceutical, chemical and food industries
• as a coolant for catering and event gastronomy

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Dry ice is solid carbon dioxide. It has the special property of not melting when heated but changing to a gaseous state, thus guaranteeing extremely low temperatures without moisture. With a temperature of -78.5°C, dry ice has a very wide range of applications and can be used for a wide variety of purposes, e.g. as a coolant or for professional cleaning.

What is the difference between pellets and nuggets?

Dry ice pellets have a thickness of 3 mm. Pellets are mainly used in surface cleaning, i.e. for blasting. An absolute novelty are our 4 mm power pellets, which are characterized by a particularly high abrasion rate.

Our dry ice nuggets have a thickness of 12 and 16 mm. The main application of the nuggets is in the refrigeration sector, e.g. for cooling foodstuffs or transport refrigeration in pharmaceutical logistics.

How long dry ice lasts depends on various factors such as ambient temperature, the condition of the storage box and the amount of dry ice. As a general rule, dry ice sublimates, or changes to a gaseous state: a loss of 15 – 30% must be taken into account after just 24 hours. Therefore, when ordering, we recommend to set the delivery date exactly to the date of use.

What do I have to consider when transporting dry ice?

Dry ice may only be transported in vehicles in a closed thermobox if it is stored separately from the driver’s cab.

How do I store dry ice?

Dry ice may only be stored in special thermoboxes and not in unventilated rooms. As a general rule, dry ice sublimes, or changes to a gaseous state. For this reason, we recommend storing it outside buildings.