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Dry Ice Blasting Equipment Rentals

Rent dry ice blasting equipment from PA Dry Ice for your own cleaning projects — a non-abrasive, non-conductive and environmentally responsible cleaning method, for daily, weekly or monthly rentals.

Request an Equipment Rental Quote Before you rent

Benefits

Benefits of Dry Ice Blasting

Results vary by contaminant and surface. Compare cleaning methods on our Why Choose Dry Ice Blasting? page.

Non-abrasive

Cleans most surfaces without the wear of grit or sand blasting.

Non-conductive

Dry ice leaves no moisture, which is why it's used around electrical components.

No water or secondary media

The dry ice sublimates, leaving only the removed contaminant to clean up.

Clean in place

Equipment and molds can often be cleaned without disassembly.

Rental options

Short- or Long-Term Rentals for Your Project

Rent the equipment for as long as your project needs. Available rental periods are confirmed with your quote.

Daily

For a single cleaning job or a one-time project.

Weekly

For larger projects or several areas cleaned over a few days.

Monthly

For planned maintenance shutdowns or extended project work.

Longer-term

For ongoing cleaning needs — ask about longer rental periods.

Industries served

Key Industries That Use Dry Ice Blasting

Aerospace & Aviation

Composite tools, turbine blades, avionics, landing gear and paint stripping.

Automotive

EV battery production line cleaning, automated deburring, tire and trim mold maintenance, engine restoration and weld cell cleanup.

Food & Beverage Processing

Production equipment, ovens, conveyors, coffee roasters and packaging machinery, without water or chemicals.

Plastics, Rubber & Composites

In-mold cleaning of injection molds, polyurethane molds and rubber press plates to remove release agents and off-gassing build-up.

Medical Device & Semiconductor

Precision cleaning of sensitive electronics, micro-deburring and medical mold preparation.

Foundry & Metal Fabrication

Removing carbon, resin, core sand and lubricants from core boxes, permanent aluminum molds and casting dies.

Restoration & Remediation

Mold remediation, fire and smoke damage cleanup, soot removal and delicate historical stone or brick restoration.

Power Generation & Utilities

Generators, turbines, insulators, switchgear and motor windings.

Engineered Wood, Mining, Oil & Gas & Packaging

Heavy industrial machinery, rollers, printing presses, drill bits and conveyor systems.

Applications

Major Cleaning Applications

Surface Prep & Coating

Removal of paint, corrosion, adhesives, surface rust, mill scale and industrial coatings prior to recoating.

Parts Finishing

Deflashing and deburring of plastic, rubber, metal or composite components.

Mold & Tool Cleaning

Removing release agents, off-gas residue, vulcanized rubber and polymers from molds — often without removing them from the press.

Facility Maintenance

Removing grease, oils, soot, asphalt, pitch and heavy dirt build-up from machinery, walls and floors.

Electronics Refurbishing

Cleaning printed circuit boards, control panels, cabinet wiring and robotics without moisture.

Checklist

Before You Rent

Compressed air

Blasting machines need a supply of clean, dry compressed air — typically 12 to 100+ CFM depending on nozzle size and how aggressive the cleaning needs to be.

Power

Many units use a standard 110V/120V outlet for the dosing motor and control panel. Fully pneumatic units may be an option — ask when you request a quote.

Blasting media

Machines blast with dry ice pellets. Tell us your application so pellet size and quantity can be planned. See our dry ice products.

Equipment compatibility

Your compressor, air hoses and fittings need to match the rental machine's requirements. Share what you have on site so compatibility can be confirmed.

Preparation

Plan for ventilation (CO₂ builds up in enclosed spaces), hearing and eye protection, cold-resistant gloves, and containment for removed debris. See dry ice safety.

General guidance based on typical dry ice blasting setups. Actual air, power and setup requirements for PA Dry Ice rental equipment are confirmed with your quote.

Planning a cleaning project? Tell us what you need to rent.

Request an Equipment Rental Quote

Process

How Renting Works

Step 1
Describe Your Project
Tell us what you need to clean, where and for how long.
Step 2
Choose Equipment
We discuss which rental equipment fits your application.
Step 3
Confirm Rental Requirements
Air supply, power, dry ice and rental dates are confirmed.
Step 4
Rent & Use Equipment
Your team uses the equipment for your cleaning project.
Step 5
Return Equipment
Return the equipment at the end of your rental period.

Illustrative process — the exact rental steps, pickup and return details are confirmed with your quote.

Good fit?

When Renting Makes Sense

Renting may be a good fit when

Your team wants to do the cleaning itself
Water, chemicals or grit media are a problem for the equipment or area
Molds, lines or machinery need cleaning in place
You have a defined project or maintenance window

Plan carefully or consider another method when

You can't supply enough clean, dry compressed air
The area can't be ventilated
Thick, wet mud or heavy cured concrete is the main contaminant
You'd like to see results first — request a Demonstration

Get a quote

How to Request a Rental Quote

The quote form asks for:

Application — what you plan to clean
Rental duration — daily, weekly, monthly or longer
Location — city or ZIP where it will be used
Equipment needs — anything you already know you need
Compressed-air availability — your compressor and CFM, if known
Preferred rental dates — when you need the equipment

We don't publish rental rates or machine specifications. Equipment, rental terms and requirements are confirmed when we review your request.

FAQs

Equipment Rental Questions

Does PA Dry Ice rent dry ice blasting machines?

Yes. PA Dry Ice rents dry ice blasting equipment to customers for their own cleaning projects, on daily, weekly, monthly or longer-term rentals. Availability is confirmed with each quote.

What air compressor do I need?

Dry ice blasting needs clean, dry compressed air — typically 12 to 100+ CFM depending on nozzle size and how aggressive the cleaning is. The exact requirement for your rental is confirmed with your quote.

What power does a blasting machine need?

Many units run their dosing motor and controls from a standard 110V/120V outlet. Fully pneumatic units may be an option; ask when you request a quote.

What can I clean with a rented machine?

Common uses include molds, production lines, food processing equipment, electrical components, paint and coating removal, and fire, smoke or mold remediation. Results depend on the contaminant and surface, so test a small area first.

How much does a rental cost?

Pricing depends on the equipment, rental duration and location. We provide a quote after reviewing your request; we don't publish standard rental rates.

Can I see dry ice blasting before I rent?

Yes — request a Demonstration to see dry ice blasting on your own surfaces and contaminants before deciding.

Is dry ice blasting safe to use indoors?

It can be, with precautions. Dry ice turns into CO₂ gas, so the area needs ventilation and CO₂ awareness. Blasting is loud, and operators need hearing, eye and cold protection. Follow the machine's operating instructions.

Rent dry ice blasting equipment

Tell us your application, rental duration, location and compressed-air setup — the PA Dry Ice team will follow up with a quote.