dry ice solutions

We overfill during packing to account for sublimation in transit.

Dry ice is always sublimating.
That’s just part of the product.

That’s why we account for it before your order leaves our facility, helping make sure you receive the amount you ordered.

Whether you’re just exploring dry ice blasting or already operating a fleet, Dry Ice Solutions can support you.

JUST STARTING?
Rent equipment and get hands-on experience.

BRINGING IT IN-HOUSE?
Purchase equipment with training and support.

RUNNING A FLEET?
Set up a standing dry ice supply and access service and repair support.

EVALUATING THE BUSINESS CASE?
Visit our Colborne facility for a live equipment demonstration.

We’re here for more than the equipment. We’re here for what comes after it, too!

Did you know dry ice can last up to four times longer than regular ice in the right conditions?

How long it actually lasts depends on factors like:
Quantity
Insulation
Ambient temperature
How often the container is opened
How the dry ice is packed and stored

That’s why choosing the right amount for your application matters.

Dry ice is constantly sublimating, which means older product has already lost mass before it ever reaches your facility.

That’s why we produce our dry ice on demand, rather than allowing inventory to sit around.

Our goal is 12 hours or less from production to your dock.

Fresh dry ice means you’re getting a product that’s ready to perform when you need it.

Made in Northumberland County. Produced to order. Delivered direct.

One of the biggest advantages of dry ice blasting?

The blasting media disappears.

Dry ice sublimates on impact, turning from solid CO₂ into gas.

That means there’s no spent blasting media left behind like you might have with traditional abrasive cleaning methods.

The contamination is removed, the dry ice isn’t left behind.

That’s one reason dry ice blasting can be such a powerful solution for industrial cleaning and
maintenance.

How long does Dry Ice last?

There’s no one-size-fits-all answer.

Dry ice sublimates continuously, and its working life depends on:

How much you have
How well it’s insulated
Ambient temperature
How often the container is opened

For cold-chain shipping, we can help determine the appropriate quantity based on your transit window and storage setup.

Because when you’re shipping temperature-sensitive products, running out of cooling isn’t an option.

Thinking about getting into Dry Ice Blasting?

You don’t necessarily have to buy equipment right away.

Dry Ice Solutions offers complete equipment rental packages to help businesses test the process and determine whether dry ice blasting is right for their operation.

Depending on your needs, rental packages can include:

Machine + hoses + training + compressor + first-day technician setup.

Get hands-on experience before making a major equipment investment.

Rent it. Test it. See what it can do!

Dry ice sits at approximately −78.5°C (−109°F).

That’s dramatically colder than the ice in your freezer, making dry ice an effective solution for keeping products frozen during transportation and cold-chain applications.

And because it sublimates instead of melting, there’s no liquid water left behind.

MEET THE ASCOJET® 1701 Compact.

Mobile. Built for serious cleaning.

The ASCOJET® 1701 is designed for dry ice blasting applications where you need a powerful, mobile cleaning solution without sacrificing performance.

It’s a great option for businesses looking to add dry ice blasting capabilities to their operation, you’re tackling industrial maintenance, machinery, production equipment or restoration work.

As an official Canadian ASCO distributor, Dry Ice Solutions can help with more than the machine itself.

We can provide:
Equipment sales
Equipment rentals
Training
Dry ice supply
Service and repairs
Technical support

Thinking about adding dry ice blasting to your operation? Let’s talk about the right equipment for your application.