What are the dry ice block press power requirements? Do you support non-Chinese voltages?

We integrate Schneider Electric components as the guardian of your investment. The Schneider contactors and circuit breakers in our heavy-duty dry ice machine serve as the robust electrical heart, designed to withstand the millions of start-stop cycles inherent in production. Their most critical function is proactive protection; they constantly monitor the electrical current flowing to…

Before you initiate the one-button start on your dry ice block maker, there are three quick check-off items. First, ensure the hydraulic oil level is between 70% and 80% on the gauge to protect the pump. Second, verify that your CO2 to dry ice machine is properly connected to a 380V power source and that…

While cold chain is a massive market, the applications for dry ice extend far beyond it. A primary user is the industrial cleaning sector, where businesses use a dry ice manufacturing machine to produce the media for dry ice blasting. This non-abrasive cleaning method is critical for industries like automotive, aerospace, and plastics manufacturing to…

Our system offers remarkable precision. The weight of each block is directly controlled by the amount of CO₂ “snow” created, which is determined by the injection time. You can adjust this “spray time” in increments as small as 0.1 seconds directly on the Siemens touch screen. While the final weight can have minor variations due…

To safely shut down your industrial dry ice machine, you should first close the valve on the external CO2 cylinder while the machine is still running. Allow the unit to complete two more cycles to exhaust any remaining gas within the internal piping before pressing the stop button. After the power is off, it is…

Our dry ice manufacturing machine is designed for maximum labor efficiency, requiring only one operator to manage the production. In fact, because the system is fully automated once started, a single person can easily oversee 2 or 3 units simultaneously. The operator’s primary tasks are to monitor the CO2 supply and stack the finished blocks…