Machines for producing dry ice

Dry ice consists of solid carbon dioxide and results from releasing the CO2 from the liquid phase to atmospheric pressure.

Carbon dioxide is a colourless, odourless and tasteless gas that is non-flammable and bacteriostatic. CO2 not only occurs in volcanoes, but also when burning fossil fuels, in fermentation? especially with alcohol and beer? and as a waste gas in chemical processing of petroleum.

CO2 snow forms with releasing and a hydraulic press is then used to press it into blocks of dry ice or pellets (granulate) at a density of 1.5 kg/dm³.

A precise knowledge of the medium of dry ice and its applications is also essential for our own hydraulic dry ice presses.

Here we see a block of dry ice coming out of the machine.
A precise knowledge of the medium of dry ice and how it is used forms the basis for our own hydraulic dry ice presses.