FAQ

A fully loaded 315L container can weigh hundreds of kilograms, which would be impossible to move manually without help. To solve this, our FY-315 model is equipped with four heavy-duty industrial casters. Two of these are swivel casters, allowing for precise steering around tight corners in factories or loading docks. The other two are rigid…

Yes, absolutely. Rotomolding (Rotational Molding) is a manufacturing process that creates a seamless, single-piece hollow part. Unlike injection-molded coolers that have seams and potential weak points, our rotomolded dry ice containers have uniform wall thickness and superior strength, especially at the corners. For industrial users, this means the box can survive being dropped from a…

Insulation foam is only half the battle; the other half is the seal. If warm air enters the box, the dry ice will sublimate rapidly. To prevent this, our cooler boxes feature a wide, high-quality EVA sealing strip recessed into the lid. When the lid is closed, this strip is compressed to create an airtight…

Standard plastic coolers often fail when used with dry ice because the extreme cold temperature of -78.5°C (-109.3°F) causes the material to become brittle and shatter. Our Dry Ice Cooler Boxes, however, are specifically designed for these cryogenic applications. We utilize a high-quality, food-grade PE (Polyethylene) for the inner liner that maintains its structural integrity…

You might wonder why our containers are made of two different plastics. The answer lies in their specific properties. The outer shell is made of Polyethylene (PE) using a rotomolding process. PE is incredibly tough, impact-resistant, and UV-stable, making it the perfect armor against rough handling in factories or during transport. It won’t crack or…

Selecting the right size depends entirely on your application. For large-scale operations like dry ice blasting or bulk distribution, our 315L Large Capacity Container is the industry standard. It maximizes storage volume while minimizing the surface area-to-volume ratio, which helps keep sublimation rates low (around 5%). For smaller tasks, such as medical sample transport, catering…

When storing dry ice, the biggest concern is sublimation—the process where solid dry ice turns into gas. For businesses, this equals lost money. Our Dry Ice Containers are engineered to combat this natural process effectively. Specifically, our industrial-grade 315L Mobile Container boasts an impressively low daily sublimation rate of just 4.2% to 5.8%. This superior…