Dry Ice Blaster Machine

This collection features the SANITMAX SM2000 dry ice blasting machine and related accessories. Visit the SM2000 product page for full specifications and the current equipment configuration.

The SM2000 has a 44 lb dry ice hopper. Its listed electrical supply is 120V AC / 60Hz (±10%). Machine weight is 133 lb, and packaged weight is 203 lb.

Machine dimensions are 25 × 27 × 35 inches (L × W × H). The product page lists nominal metric dimensions of 640 × 690 × 890 mm.

The SM2000 lists a compressed-air input pressure of 87–116 PSI (0.6–0.8 MPa) and an input airflow range of 35–145 CFM. Required airflow depends on the nozzle and operating settings.

Choose a compressor by its continuous delivered CFM at the required operating pressure. Tank capacity alone does not establish compatibility. The product page also specifies keeping supplied air pressure above 45 PSI during continuous operation; this does not replace the listed input-pressure range.

Before ordering, send your compressor model and rated CFM at PSI to support@sanitmax.com for a compatibility check.

Use fresh, pre-sized dry ice pellets 3 mm or smaller. The SM2000 does not manufacture or crush dry ice. Dry ice pellets and the external air compressor must be obtained separately.

Adjustable dry ice output is 0–1.32 lb/min. Adjustable blast pressure is 40–120 PSI. Actual dry ice consumption and cleaning results depend on the nozzle, settings and application.

The SM2000 product page lists a hand-controlled spray gun, a 13 ft dry ice blasting hose, a 16 ft intake-air hose and an interchangeable nozzle kit.

Review the current packing list before purchase. Confirm fitting, hose and nozzle compatibility with SANITMAX before ordering an accessory, especially if a particular nozzle is essential to your application.

Typical applications include compatible grease and oil on automotive components, process residue on manufacturing equipment and molds, and soot on restoration surfaces. Results depend on the substrate and the bond of the contaminant.

Calcium or lime scale, strongly bonded corrosion and some coatings may require another cleaning method. Test an inconspicuous area first, particularly on paint, plastics, wood and sensitive components.

In food-processing facilities, dry ice blasting is a cleaning method and should not automatically be treated as a complete sanitizing procedure. Follow the facility’s validated food-safety and sanitation requirements.

Dry ice sublimates into carbon dioxide gas, leaving no spent dry ice blasting media. This can reduce cleanup associated with water or abrasive blasting media.

Removed grease, soot, coatings and other contaminants remain and require appropriate containment, collection and disposal.

Follow the SM2000 operator manual and operate in a well-ventilated work area. Carbon dioxide can accumulate in enclosed or poorly ventilated spaces.

Wear insulated gloves, eye or face protection and hearing protection. Connect the anti-static grounding wire and keep other people outside the active blasting area. Never store dry ice in a sealed container.

Isolate and protect electrical equipment according to its manufacturer’s instructions before cleaning.

The SM2000 product page lists free freight shipping to the 48 contiguous United States, with estimated delivery of 3–8 business days. Review the shipping policy for processing times and delivery conditions.

The two-year manufacturer warranty covers eligible manufacturing defects in non-wear components, subject to its terms. Review the warranty policy and return policy for coverage, exclusions and return conditions.

Email support@sanitmax.com with your surface material, contaminant and compressor specifications for help choosing a suitable setup.

For troubleshooting or replacement parts, include your order number, machine serial number and clear photos or videos. Confirm any essential nozzle or air fitting before purchase.