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YJ-CO2 Dry Ice Cleaning Machine Manufacturing Factory.Leading Innovation, Building a Bright Future Together,In the expansive field of dry ice cleaning technology, YJ-CO2 stands as an industry benchmark with its exceptional quality, cutting-edge technology, and global vision. As a recognized manufacturer of dry ice cleaning machines, we consistently uphold the core values of "Excellence in Quality, Innovation in Technology," providing efficient, green, and intelligent cleaning solutions to customers worldwide.At YJ-CO2, we understand that quality is the cornerstone of a company's survival. Therefore, we have established a rigorous quality management system, ensuring excellence in every step of the process and that every piece of equipment meets the highest international standards. It is this relentless pursuit of quality that has earned us widespread trust and praise from our customers.

Why Choose Us

Quality Control
At YJ-CO2, we understand that quality is the cornerstone of a company's survival. Therefore, we have established a rigorous quality management system, ensuring excellence in every step of the process and that every piece of equipment meets the highest international standards. It is this relentless pursuit of quality that has earned us widespread trust and praise from our customers.

Wide range of product applications
YJ-CO2's dry ice cleaning machines have been widely applied in the automotive, electronics, aerospace, petrochemical, food, and pharmaceutical industries, providing high-quality cleaning solutions to customers in more than 40 countries worldwide. Our products and services have not only gained widespread market recognition but have also played a positive role in promoting green development and improving production efficiency in the industry.

Professional team
Backed by a strong R&D team and continuous technological innovation, YJ-CO2 consistently pushes boundaries, offering a range of technologically advanced and high-performing dry ice cleaning machines. Our product line covers handheld, semi-automatic, and fully automated models, catering to the diverse needs of different industries and scenarios.

After-sales
All products come with a one-year warranty, during which we will provide free maintenance. In addition, we offer relevant technical guidance and free training, with a commitment to providing lifetime free remote technical support.

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Car Maintenance Dry Ice Cleaning Machine

The car maintenance dry ice cleaning machine is a high-efficiency, environmentally friendly cleaning device suitable for the automotive repair industry, particularly for cleaning engine carbon deposits.

PCBA Dry Ice Cleaning Machine

The PCBA dry ice cleaning machine effectively removes internal grease, dirt from robots and automation equipment, as well as contaminants such as flux residues after soldering, coatings, resin, solvent-based coatings, protective layers, and photoresist agents on integrated circuit boards and printed circuit boards.

Mold Dry Ice Cleaning Machine

The mold dry ice cleaning machine can clean tire molds, rubber molds, polyurethane molds, polyethylene molds, PET molds, foam molds, injection molds, alloy die-casting molds, hot core boxes and cold core boxes used in casting. It effectively removes residual resin, failed release agents, carbonized mold agents, oil stains, and unclogs vent holes, leaving the molds as clean as new.

Industrial Dry Ice Cleaning Machine

Benefits of the industrial dry ice cleaning machine include reduced downtime, minimized equipment damage, effective cleaning of high-temperature equipment, reduced or eliminated use of solvents, improved worker safety, enhanced maintenance efficiency, reduced production downtime, lowered costs, and increased production efficiency.

Equipment Maintenance Dry Ice Cleaning Machine

The equipment maintenance dry ice cleaning machine offers the advantage of on-site cleaning. For example, when cleaning molds, there is no need to cool down or disassemble the molds, avoiding corrosion and damage from chemical cleaning methods, mechanical damage from traditional cleaning, and loss of mold precision due to repeated disassembly and reassembly.

Double Station PCBA Dry Ice Cleaning Machine

The dry ice cleaning machine effectively removes post-soldering residues, contaminated coatings, resins, solvent-based coatings, protective layers, and photoresist agents from integrated circuit boards and printed circuit boards.

Anti-static Integrated Dry Ice Cleaning Machine

The anti-static integrated dry ice cleaning machine uses high-speed dry ice particles to clean PCBA surfaces. As PCBA (Printed Circuit Board Assembly) has many micro-packages and solder joints on its surface, traditional cleaning methods often struggle to achieve effective cleaning and may even damage the PCBA.

Dry Ice Blast Cleaning

The working principle of dry ice blast cleaning involves using compressed air to propel dry ice particles at high speed onto the surface to be cleaned. Upon impact, the dry ice particles rapidly vaporize, creating a "micro-explosion" effect. This process causes localized cooling, brittleness, and cracking of contaminants, which are then separated from the surface by the explosive force of the sublimating dry ice.

Engine Carbon Deposit Dry Ice Cleaning Machine

The engine carbon deposit dry ice cleaning machine can quickly remove engine carbon deposits. Using chemical agents for carbon removal takes a long time, typically requiring at least 48 hours, and the chemicals can be harmful to the human body.

What is Mold Dry Ice Cleaning Machine

Mold dry ice cleaning machine for equipment maintenance, or dry ice cleaning, is similar to sand, bead and soda blasting in that it prepares and cleans surfaces using a medium accelerated in a pressurized air stream.it differs in that dry ice cleaning uses solid carbon dioxide (co2) pellets or microparticles, accelerated at high velocities to impinge on the surface and clean it.the particles sublimate upon impact, lifting dirt and contaminants off the underlying substrate without damage.dry ice blasting_food and bev-1The dry ice blasting process has unique characteristics that differentiate it from other cleaning methods and other media blasting methods.

Benefits of Mold Dry Ice Cleaning Machine

Non-Abrasive and Non-Toxic Cleaning
Dry ice offers non-abrasive and non-toxic cleaning, making it an ideal choice for food industry cleaning. This method efficiently removes contaminants without causing damage to delicate equipment. Solid carbon dioxide pellets that sublimate upon impact leave no harmful chemical residues behind, ensuring a safe and hygienic food processing environment.Dry ice blasting delivers effective, non-abrasive, and non-toxic cleaning, making it an ideal choice for maintaining cleanliness in food processing facilities.

Preservation of Equipment Integrity
Dry ice plays a crucial role in preserving equipment integrity in Cleaning Products For Food Industry. Its non-abrasive nature and use of solid carbon dioxide pellets ensure thorough cleaning without causing damage to sensitive food processing machinery. This gentle yet effective method removes grease, oils, and food residues, prolonging equipment lifespan and minimizing the need for frequent repairs or replacements.Its ability to maintain equipment integrity aligns with the food industry's stringent hygiene standards, making it a vital tool for ensuring operational efficiency and product safety.

No Water or Chemical Residue
Traditional cleaning methods, such as pressure washing, often involve water and chemicals. This can lead to issues such as corrosion, mold growth, and contamination.Dry ice resolves these issues through its residue-free process. It is a revolutionary cleaning solution with no water or chemical residue. Using solid CO2 pellets, the Dry Ice Blasting process effectively removes contaminants without leaving behind any secondary waste, making it environmentally friendly.

Compliance with Regulatory Standards
Compliance with regulatory standards is vital in food processing. Dry ice ensures adherence by providing a thorough and effective cleaning process, free from harmful chemicals. This environmentally friendly method aligns with industry regulations, offering a non-toxic and non-abrasive solution.The non-toxic and chemical-free nature of dry ice blasting aligns with environmental regulations, promoting a safe and sustainable work environment. This approach safeguards against harmful chemical residues, effectively supporting compliance with food safety standards.

Application of Mold Dry Ice Cleaning Machine

Historical Conservation and Preservation
Graffiti, mold, chipped paint, and general wear and tear can cause the decay of historical architecture, but demolition doesn't have to be the first solution. Dry ice is aggressive, yet gentle enough preserve hand carved stone, wood, marble, and other building materials. Ornate ceilings and internal and external walls can be restored to original finishes. This is a win for sustainable building, as it allows existing buildings to be recycled rather than being scrapped.

Welding Equipment Cleaning
When welding, slag can build up from gas impurities, leading tools to corrode and weaken. Dry ice blasting breaks up slag, smoke, and oil through freezing and fracturing it to preserve the integrity of the tool. In turn, tools can maintain efficient function for a long time to come before replacement options are even on the table.

Asphalt Removal
While dry ice blasting can remove asphalt from the ground, this service refers to asphalt and tar that has collected on vehicles and paving equipment. Such equipment can return to its shiny original finishing for smoother operation.

Mold Removal
Just as mold causes dangerous health effects, so can the use of chemicals to expel it. Going the nontoxic route with dry ice blasting for mold removal can inhibit the need for new siding, roofs, and walls. Dry ice does not add moisture to affected areas, nor does it create additional odors, but benefits the area two-fold by removing both mold and subsequent stains.

Pipeline, Tank, and Vessel Cleaning
Rust and corrosion are frequent problems for metals interacting with water. Pipelines, tanks, and vessels, in conjunction with oxidation and the minerals and extreme weather conditions they are exposed to, can limit their lifespan. The last thing the environment needs is more metal in its landfills, but dry ice blasting can give such materials much needed tune ups for extended use.

How to Choose Mold Dry Ice Cleaning Machine

Determine your application area

Before diving into machine specifications, determine your primary application. Whether it's industrial cleaning, food preservation, or special effects in the entertainment industry, understanding your specific use case will allow you to more accurately select the machine that's best for you.Or you can tell us your needs and we will recommend the best solution for you.

Dry ice quantity issue

Consider the amount of dry ice you need. Industrial applications may require high-capacity machines, while smaller equipment can meet smaller-scale needs. Understanding your production requirements is critical.

Size and portability

Consider the physical size of the machine. A compact, portable unit may be better for versatility and ease of use, especially if you work from different locations or have limited space. If you need to move your cleaning equipment between job sites, choosing a dry ice blaster that is compact and portable may be key. This is important for tasks that require frequent movement or operation in limited View the actual dimensions of your dry ice blaster, including length, width, and height. Make sure the machine is sized to fit your workplace and can be easily stored or carried.

Automation and control

Automation and control are crucial considerations when selecting a dry ice pelletizer and cleaning machine. Look for user-friendly controls and automation features. An intuitive interface and automation streamline operation, making the machine easier for operators of all skill levels to use.Choose a dry ice granulator/cleaner with an intuitive interface. An intuitive control panel or touch screen makes it easier for operators to understand and operate the equipment, reducing training time.

How Does Dry Ice Cleaning Machine for Equipment Maintenance Work?

1. The easiest way to understand dry ice blasting is by first considering a consumer pressure washer. An electric one simply accelerates water with compressed air, then forces it through the nozzle of your choice and creates more intense pressures on surfaces being cleaned – in this case outside or inside.

2. The "media" used for cleaning surfaces is simply water (in some cases a detergent may be added to the stream). However, this process uses up lots of valuable resources and can take hours or days before completion depending on how dirty your object needs attention! It also has no effect in removing hard-to-remove stains/coatings etc., which makes it inefficient at best.

3. Pressurized water can be damaging to fragile and sensitive cleaning surfaces such as electrical equipment, cables or precision machined parts.

4. Dry ice blasting machines are a far superior option to standard methods. Dry blasters use compressed air and dry ice particles/pellets that result in better cleaning power when compared with wet water-based solutions, which can damage the surface of your car even more than it already is.

Perfect Cleaning Tips for Dry Ice Blasting Machines

Be Aware of Your Hose

A kink in your hose can damage the machine and lead to injury. Maintain distance from any hot surfaces as well.

Prevent Spray Overlap

Going over a section you've already sprayed to "make sure" it's been covered can actually do more harm than good! Your first sweep over an area will clean it well, so there's no need to go over it again.

Maintain a Safe Distance

We recommend keeping a little bit of space, about two to six inches, between your nozzle and the equipment you're cleaning.

Use a Sweeping Motion

Take your time and maintain a steady pace, using an up and down sweeping motion. Going too quickly will result in missed space, and going too slowly could extend the time it takes to clean.

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FAQ

Q: What are the problems with dry ice blasting?

A: Dry ice blasting comes with high consumable and operating costs, including recuring costs for dry ice pellets and compressed air. It is also an energy-hungry technology, so it is very expensive in terms of energy consumption (air compressors are among the highest recurring expenses in factories).

Q: Is dry ice blasting better than sandblasting?

A: Dry ice blasting offers various benefits compared to sandblasting, the most important being that dry ice blasting is non-abrasive. This means that the surface will not be damaged during material removal when using dry ice. Sandblasting can be a very abrasive method and will damage the surface while removing materials.

Q: Does dry ice blasting get rid of rust?

A: By using dry ice blasting equipment, surface rust can be removed from metal surfaces in a safe and effective manner. Dry ice blasting can be used as either a spot treatment solution or to remove layers of coatings or rust on various parts and equipment in multiple industrial settings.

Q: What does dry ice blasting remove?

A: It differs in that dry ice cleaning uses solid carbon dioxide (CO2) pellets or MicroParticles, accelerated at high velocities to impinge on the surface and clean it. The particles sublimate upon impact, lifting dirt and contaminants off the underlying substrate without damage.

Q: Does dry ice blasting remove mold?

A: Unlike other methods that simply wash away surface mold and mildew, the low temperature of dry ice (-110 degrees) kills mold and mildew on contact. Dry ice blasting quickly permeates deeply into wood and other surfaces to remove mold spores without the need for expensive and often ineffective solvents.

Q: Can you remove paint with dry ice blasting?

A: Dry ice blasting can remove peeling paint from large areas such as ceiling and walls, but it can also remove unwanted material from around fasteners and inside crevices. Dry ice cleaning, as this process is also known, can even remove paint overspray from overhead conveyor lines and other metal components.

Q: What are the disadvantages of dry ice?

A: Dry ice can be a very serious hazard in a small space that isn't well-ventilated. As dry ice melts, it turns into carbon dioxide gas. In a small space, this gas can build up. If enough carbon dioxide gas is present, a person can become unconscious, and in some cases, die.

Q: What PSI is needed for dry ice blasting?

A: 80 psi
What type of air pressure (air compressor) do I need for dry ice blasting? Dry ice blasting systems using pellets typically consume 100 cfm (2.8 m3/min) at 80 psi (5.5 bar), while MicroParticle systems typically consume 30 cfm (0.9 m3/min) at 80 psi (5.5 bar).

Q: Why is dry ice blasting so expensive?

A: While dry ice blasting may cost more than traditional cleaning methods due to the price of dry ice and the specialized equipment needed, it can be more cost-effective than other media blasting types when the labor involved in cleaning up the debris and/or water introduced by these other methods is considered.

Q: Does dry ice blasting damage glass?

A: Dry ice blasting does not harm caulking, rubber molding, flexible tubing, glass, or wiring. Dry ice blasting does not require additional clean-up of abrasive materials in the way that sandblasting does.

Q: Can you clean your car with dry ice?

A: Dry ice car cleaning is a safe and environmentally friendly method of removing dirt, grime, and odors from your vehicle. It's ideal for delicate fabrics and can be used in open areas without damaging your vehicle. Cleaning your car is also a very safe process.

Q: How much does dry ice blasting cost per square foot?

A: Around $3.50 per square foot
Pricing for dry ice blast cleaning usually starts around $3.50 per square foot, but can also range as high as $4.00 to $5.00 per square foot depending on what is being cleaned, where the cleaning is taking place, how stubborn is and how deeply the contaminant has adhered to the substrate.

Q: What not to do with dry ice?

A: Never dispose of dry ice in a trash can, chemical waste container or other garbage/waste can. Never dispose of dry ice in a sink, toilet or other fixture; the temperature difference can destroy the plumbing. Do not leave dry ice unattended in open areas.

Q: How long will dry ice last?

A: How Long Is the Lifespan of Dry Ice? This will vary due to how you're storing it and the size of the brick you have. Based on a whole, five-pound block (that is intact, not broken up), the lifespan of dry ice is 18-24 hours in a cooler. Outdoors, dry ice should last about 3-5 hours and in liquid for up to 45 minutes.Dry Ice Cleaning is a process that uses dry ice pellets propelled by compressed air to attack surface contaminants like rust, old undercoating, and flaky paint, but is harmless to painted surfaces.

Q: Does dry ice blasting damage wood?

A: The seemingly endless advantages are what makes the dry ice cleaning technique a great choice when it comes to wood cleaning. Here you can see the most important items regarding the environment, material and process: No abrasion, no damaging.It does not matter if you want to get your interior space or individual parts thoroughly clean or if you even want to perform an engine wash – dry ice will help you to not only remove stains and dust but will on top neutralize unwanted smells.

Q: Does dry ice blasting work on rust?

A: Dry ice blasting alone will remove any loosely adhered rust, surface rust, oxidation, and salts (SP 6), but it will not remove the deeply adhered or pitted oxidation. Due to the non-abrasive characteristics of dry ice, it is not aggressive enough to create a profile or a white metal finish.

Q: Does dry ice blasting remove grease?

A: The dry ice blasting process makes it possible to remove grease and other pollutions very quickly, without risk of damaging the treated surfaces. Production downtime is also reduced up to 8 times, as dry ice blasting can be done on site, with little or no disassembly and no drying, as this cleaning process is dry.

Q: How abrasive is dry ice blasting?

A: Dry-ice blasting is nonabrasive, non-conductive, nonflammable, and non-toxic. Dry-ice blasting is an efficient cleaning method.Air Compressor - we recommend a 15HP air compressor, minimum, with a storage tank. Air Treatment - dry air is a must. Dry air keeps the dry ice from clumping and clogging in the blast hose.

Q: Does dry ice blasting damage metal?

A: The hardness of dry ice is comparable to that of chalk. Since the majority of CO₂ cleaned parts are production equipment (cast iron, steel, stainless steel, aluminum) there is no damage. You can also clean more fragile substrates (surfaces) such as plastics, electronic boards, monuments, copper, fabrics, etc.Dry ice blasting requires a minimum of 85 CFM of air at 100 PSI, which must be supplied by a commercial grade or industrial air compressor (air requirements vary based on model).

Q: What happens when you put dry ice in water?

A: When dry ice is placed into warm water, a cloud forms. This cloud is similar to the clouds we see in the sky. The cloud consists of water droplets that are trapped inside the carbon dioxide gas and eventually flow out. It forms because the dry ice is cold enough to make water from the air condense.

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