Dry Ice Maker LDIM-T2010

Introduction

Dry Ice Maker has a dry ice production capacity of 50 kilograms per hour. It features a stainless-steel body with a fully enclosed design, which enhances equipment integration and reduces operational noise. The maker includes a built-in hydraulic pump station and pellet-forming module. Its operation is user-friendly, and it has a touch panel that allows users to set parameters. Our ice maker is engineered for continuous dry ice production from liquid CO₂.

This ice maker is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Our Dry Ice Maker is widely used in food preservation, cold chain logistics, and industrial cleaning due to its efficient and consistent dry ice production. It is also ideal for scientific laboratories and the safe transport of temperature-sensitive materials.

Specifications

Dry Ice Production Capacity	50 kg/h
Dry Ice specification	Φ3mm, Φ16mm
Density of dry ice	1550 kg/m3
Liquid and solid CO2 conversion ratio	More than or equal to 42% (2.4 L liquid CO2 to 1 Kg dry ice)
Power	2.2 kW
Power Supply	3 phase, 380 V
Dimension (W × D × H)	1000 × 500 × 1000 mm
Packing Dimension	1100 × 630 × 1150 mm
Net Weight	170 kg
Gross Weight	192 kg

Features

Adjustable purge and timing

Touchscreen operation

High-quality components

Durable structure

FAQs

1. How does the Dry Ice Maker convert liquid CO2 into solid dry ice, and what is its conversion efficiency?

Dry Ice Maker transforms liquid CO2 into solid dry ice pellets through rapid depressurization, causing the CO2 to expand and cool into a snow-like state that is then compressed into pellets. Its conversion efficiency is more than or equals to 42%, meaning 2.4 liters of liquid CO2 yield approximately 1 kilogram of dry ice. This efficiency is favorable in terms of both cost-effectiveness and CO2 utilization, especially for facilities aiming to reduce gas wastage.

2. What types and sizes of dry ice pellets can the Dry Ice Maker produce?

Dry Ice Maker can produce pellets in two standard diameters: ?3 mm and ?16 mm. The 3 mm pellets are typically used in dry ice blasting and cleaning due to their compactness and high surface area, while the 16 mm size is suitable for cold chain logistics, storage, and transport applications. This dual-size capability increases the flexibility and scope of the Dry Ice Maker across multiple industries.

3. What makes the Dry Ice Maker suitable for continuous industrial or laboratory operation?

Several features make our Dry Ice Maker ideal for continuous use as it has a stainless steel, fully enclosed body that reduces noise and enhances safety; it includes a built-in hydraulic pump station and pellet-forming module for steady, automated operation; and its touch panel allows precise control over purge and timing parameters. These design elements ensure minimal manual intervention, maximum uptime, and consistent pellet output.

4. What safety and maintenance considerations should be kept in mind while operating the Dry Ice Maker ?

Safety is a priority in any equipment. Dry Ice Maker is designed with operator safety in mind, featuring an enclosed body to prevent accidental contact with moving parts or extreme cold surfaces. Users should always wear insulated gloves and eye protection while handling dry ice. Regular maintenance of components like the hydraulic module, pellet mold, and piston system ensures efficient operation and longevity. Its modular structure simplifies part replacement and cleaning routines.