5 factors to consider with dry ice cleaning

Dry ice cleaning can save a company money, time and much uncertainty. Choosing a suitable supplier does not need any crystal ball prophesy – if you know how.

Set up the order criteria
  →  How much money can your company allocate to cleaning
  →  When do you expect to see returns on your investment
  →  To what extent can you count on your technical staff to assist
  →  To what extent it is possible to interfere with the production schedule

 

Check suppliers

Dry ice cleaning can be performed by anyone with the necessary equipment. Check your potential supplier carefully. Focus on professional experience (a certificate is a guarantee of high expertise), experience in the business environment – recommendations and references and check them are crucial.
 

Perform functional tests and set a budget

Describe your situation and business activities. A sales representative will then discuss details with you and any functional tests which can be performed directly on your production line. Through these tests, the supplier can determine whether it can meet your needs with its equipment and practical knowledge. The supplier should calculate the total cost and return on investment according to the time needed for preparations and blasting, the amount of dry ice consumed and other factors. If you purchase or rent blasting equipment, consider the total cost of ownership. This also includes the costs for operating and maintaining the machines and purchasing dry ice pellets.