Industrial Dry Ice Cleaning

For more than 10 years, CRYO’geni® has worked with industrial and professional clients to clean machinery, technical equipment and hard-to-reach areas. The process is dry, with no added water or solvent, with settings adjusted to the surface, contamination and actual condition of the equipment.

10+

years of field experience

On site

work carried out at professional facilities

Dry process

no added water or solvent

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Our dry ice cleaning work

Dry ice cleaning of an industrial condenser

Condensers – HVAC & industrial refrigeration

Restore thermal performance without adding water or solvents, often with limited dismantling.

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Dry ice cleaning of an electrical cabinet

Electrical cabinets & IT racks

Dry, non-abrasive cleaning, with sensitive areas protected before cleaning.

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Dry ice cleaning of industrial machinery

Industrial machinery & bottling lines

Removal of stubborn deposits on production equipment, for a fast return to a clean condition.

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Benefits

Dry cleaning

The process limits added moisture and can help reduce certain surface contaminants depending on the material and cleaning protocol.

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Time savings

Careful preparation can shorten cleaning operations and help keep production downtime under control.

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Cost control

Reducing dismantling, cleaning time and restart work can make the overall intervention easier to manage.

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Non-abrasive settings

Pressure, air flow and nozzle choice are adjusted to the surface and the condition of the equipment.

No added chemical solvent

The process does not require an added cleaning solvent and leaves very little secondary waste to collect after the intervention.

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No added water

The process avoids water washing and can be useful where moisture needs to be kept to a minimum.

What is dry ice blasting
(cryogenic cleaning)?

Dry ice blasting is also known as cryogenic cleaning or CO₂ blasting. Solid carbon dioxide particles are accelerated with compressed air and directed at the surface to be cleaned.

CRYO’geni uses the process on industrial equipment where a dry method, controlled settings and reduced secondary waste are valuable.

It may look similar to sandblasting from a distance, but the blasting media behaves very differently: dry ice sublimates after impact instead of remaining on the surface as abrasive grit.

Safety

Our team supervises each intervention according to the working environment and the risks identified on site.

CO₂ released during dry ice blasting is monitored with suitable CO₂ detection equipment where required, helping protect both your staff and ours.

Our teams work with the personal protective equipment required for the intervention.

Our dry ice formats

Pellets • sticks • blocks — selected according to the application.

Pellets

Ø 3 mm — length 5 to 10 mm

Characteristics: consistent size for a controlled impact.

Uses: dry ice blasting, rapid cooling and selected temperature-controlled applications.

Sticks

Ø 10 or 16 mm — length 40 to 80 mm

Characteristics: greater thermal inertia.

Uses: cold-chain transport, special effects and cooling applications.

Block

25 × 14 × 14 cm

Characteristics: adaptable format.

Uses: longer-term cooling, logistics and custom cutting.

Dry ice cleaning explained by CRYO’geni

Describe the surface and contaminationTell us the material, type of deposit, approximate dimensions and any production constraints.
Add photos or a short videoWide shots and close-ups help us understand access, the surface and the likely cleaning settings.
Receive a tailored assessmentWe review the on-site service, equipment requirements and dry ice needs for your application.

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What is dry ice cleaning?

The process projects dry ice pellets with compressed air. Impact, thermal effects and CO₂ sublimation help loosen many types of deposits without adding water to the cleaning process.

Can dry ice blasting be used on sensitive equipment?

Pressure, air flow and nozzle selection must be adjusted to the surface. A prior assessment and, where appropriate, a test area are used to confirm the method before full cleaning.

Should I book a service or use a machine myself?

On-site service is usually best for occasional, urgent or complex work. Send us the details and we can advise on the most suitable approach.

What affects the price?

Cost depends on the surface, contamination, access, working time, dry ice consumption, compressed-air requirements and site logistics. Request an estimate.

How can I get an accurate quote?

Send photos, dimensions, the type of deposit, the site address and any production shutdown constraints through our quote request form.

References & industrial ecosystem

CRYO’geni operates in an industrial and technology environment involving clients, suppliers, manufacturers, digital tools and sector references across industry, energy, transport and infrastructure.

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