One of the topics emanating from the inaugural CO2 Summit in Austria this month was the increasing growth in dry ice applications, from simply being used as a cleaning application to being part of an array of manufacturing and production processes.
This upward curve could yet have more ascent to scale, as more knowledge in industry creates more opportunities. That’s according to Ken Ege Jensen, CEO of enICEco/Intelblast, a manufacturer of dry ice blasting units in Denmark.
All of the company’s dry ice blasters are manufactured in the central part of Denmark and subsequently supplied throughout Europe and in addition to facilities in Barcelona (Spain) and central Germany, it boasts distributors in most European countries, North America (including Mexico), and Latin America.
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