Diamond Dry Ice Blasting Decatur, Illinois
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  Diamond Dry Ice Blasting
Continental Carbonic
Products, Inc

3985 E. Harrison Avenue
Decatur, IL 62526
Phone: 217-428-2068
Fax: 217-424-2325
Toll Free: 800-DRY-ICE2
Uses For Dry Ice Blasting in the Printing Industry  
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  Chrome Rollers          
Chrome, rubber or any other type of roller are easier to clean in place with dry ice blasting. Dry ice blasting safely removes deposits and buildups that may cause registration problems and misalignment of rollers. There are no solvents used with dry ice cleaning, so secondary disposal and waste management are minimized. Dry ice cleaning can be performed with the rollers in place, no time wasting disassembly, less chance of damage to the rollers.
Chrome roller
  Ink Bar      
 

Dry ice blast-cleaning is perfect for removing caked inks and coating. Many new coating types are not soluble after drying and cannot be removed by solvents, dry ice blasting solves that problem. Dry ice blasting is solvent less, and does not require special secondary cleanup.

Above - ink bar before dry ice-blast cleaning
At Right
- after cleaning

  Ink bar, before dry ice blast cleaning
    Ink bar, after dry ice blast cleaning
  Ink Trays      

Dry ice blast cleaning is perfect for ink trays. the CO2 blast effect removes hardened ink, and coating that may be impervious to any solvent. The shape and fit of the trays are not changed by the dry ice cleaning. Dry ice blasting leaves smooth surfaces without wear to the metal, and a smooth surface allows better ink flow.

Above - Ink tray before dry ice cleaning
Below - Ink try after cleaning with buildup removed

Ink try, before dry ice blast cleaning
    Ink tray, after dry ice blast cleaning
  Presses      
Dry ice blast-cleaning work for all presses: Flexography, Gravure, Offset and Web-fed. Even the finest of plates in the Gravure process may be cleaned by using dry ice cleaning. Residue ink, grease, lint from paper and other built up coatings can affect registration of the printed material, these can be easily removed with dry ice blast cleaning. The dry ice cleaning may be accomplished in place, minimal changes to the equipment are needed. No additional chemical or secondary waste are produced using dry ice cleaning. Dry ice cleaning makes the toughest locations cleanable. Dry ice blast cleaning save time and money, from days to hours per press. After a dry ice blast cleaned a simple wipe down of non-painted parts and the presses are ready. Press, before dry ice blast cleaning
    Press, after dry ice blast cleaning
  Above - Press before dry ice cleaning   Flexograph roller bieing dry ice blast cleaned in place.
Middle - after cleaning
Bottom - dry ice cleaning of a Flexograph roller in place
   
   
       
       
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