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Effective industrial cleaning extends the life of equipment, reducing or eliminating costly repair, replacement or rental programs.

When it’s time to clean heavy equipment and manufacturing facilities, plant managers demand effective processes, limited down time and modern, safe technologies. Khemsoft uses Dry Ice Blasting to quickly clean machinery, work areas, and storage areas – without toxic chemicals, abrasion, or mess.  Khemsoft services industries including manufacturing, energy, food processing, printing and mining.

Dry ice blasting is a form of pressure blasting where dry ice is accelerated in a pressurized air stream and directed at a surface in order to clean it. Dry ice blasting is clean, safe and leaves no residue behind.

No Down Time

Manual cleaning is often delayed to prevent shutdown of production lines, and standard media blasting services create more issues than they solve. Using dry ice blasting technology allows us to provide a quick, safe and economical CO2 cleaning solution that allows equipment to be cleaned in-place without disassembly or cool down.

Dry Ice vs Water

When using water for cleaning hazardous materials, the cleaning medium also becomes hazardous, thus requiring special handling, disposal and regulatory reporting. Dry ice creates none of these waste stream additions that sand, soda or water blasting can create.

In addition to being clean and safe, it is also important to remember that dry ice is obtained as a byproduct of other industrial processes – it is made from reclaimed CO₂. It does not produce CO₂ or add CO₂ to the atmosphere and does not contribute to the greenhouse effect. Dry ice blasting is the cleanest abrasive blasting method and is environmentally responsible.

Contact our industrial cleaning company to schedule an appointment for fast, efficient dry ice blasting. Tell us about your cleaning challenge – we are located near the Lexington area and currently service numerous locations in and around Kentucky, including Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia and Tennessee.