Our Dry Ice Lasts Longer

Furthermore, Dry Ice International has more than fifteen years of experience in the area of dry ice blast cleaning in a diverse range of industries such as mining, car and tyre manufacturing, rail, printing, plastics production, substation disaster recovery and electrical generation, transmission and distribution. We use a wide range of dry ice blasting machines. Consultations are available to determine your specific needs to choose the right machine, nozzle and compressor. In addition, dry ice pellets are manufactured in various sizes to the highest standards in the world.

Dry Ice International specialises in the manufacturing and distribution of dry ice in different shapes and sizes. Deliveries are done nationwide or cross-border by a well established in-house fleet, or in collaboration with a courier service on a 24 hour, 7 days a week, 365 days a year basis. The dry ice product range currently available has been developed with more than twenty years of production and distribution experience. Various advanced packaging- and storage-related product extensions have been successfully developed to extend the shelf life of dry ice for special purposes.

Dry ice is specifically supplied to the engineering industry for shrinking of steel shafts to fit bearings. We also pride ourselves to be experts in cleaning high-power generators and electric motors, by focusing on the stators and rotors without damaging the delicate equipment.

We at Dry Ice International have relied on our extensive experience in the dry ice blast cleaning arena to develop an in-house dry ice blast cleaning machine, tailored specifically for the harsh climate and working conditions on mines in Africa. The result is the Brilliant Blaster and the Brilliant Blaster Mini. Over the course of four years, this blast cleaning machine has been developed by a South African team consisting of highly skilled mechanical engineers and artisans, in conjunction with dry ice blast cleaning operators to incorporate their practical experience in the field. The final product is virtually maintenance free and does not require any electrical supply to operate.