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Cold Jet Launches Ultimate Cleaning Technology with Maximum Flexibility

Unsurpassed versatility with Any Ice, Any Application, Anywhere Dry Ice Cleaning Performance

Cold Jet®,the global leader in dry ice manufacturing and dry ice cleaning solutions, announces the launch of the SDI Select(TM) 60- a revolutionary dry ice cleaning system that offers maximum flexibility. The new system accommodates dry ice of any form (pellets, nuggets, block and leftover scrap), offers the ability to shave ice or direct feed pellets for unlimited control, accommodates all Cold Jet standard Aero accessories and delivers proven cleaning effectiveness on the full spectrum of cleaning applications.

“We used the SDI Select 60 to clean a hydroelectric generator built in 1920 that had never been rewound,” said Randell Heath, Owner of Coldsweep, Inc. “The unit was in very poor shape and the main concern was to provide a gentle cleaning action that would not damage the windings that were in poor condition to start with. It performed wonderfully to clean the delicate windings at pressures that varied between 30 and 50 psi. We also used the SDI Select 60 to clean the cast iron portions of the generator housing at higher pressures up to 125 psi.”

The SDI Select 60 offers the value of delicate cleaning and high-level aggression all in one frame. With the ability to shave with any dry ice media – from standard block, 3mm pellets, nuggets, slices and even leftover scrap ice; or direct feed standard pellets – the SDI Select 60 offers unrivaled cleaning performance and eliminates worries about dry ice availability.

“The SDI Select 60 is designed to be the most simplistic, user-friendly dry ice cleaning system available today,” said Gene Cooke, III, President and CEO of Cold Jet. “With the ability to shave any dry ice media input through patented feeder technology, the SDI Select 60 opens new cleaning opportunities for users who experience limited dry ice availability.”

Showcasing Cold Jet’s patented shaved ice technology, the SDI Select 60 can clean large surfaces of thin, hard contaminants without damaging the substrate. And when faced with heavier contaminants, the operator can simply bypass the shaving media, turn up the aggression and clean using full 3 mm pellets.

“We shaved both block ice and rice pellets with ease and experienced no issues,” said Heath. “The possibility of performing three different types of dry ice cleaning with one machine is very compelling for us. Generator cleaning projects require some very delicate cleaning for some areas, but other areas can tolerate more aggressive cleaning. The SDI Select 60 provides the full spectrum of cleaning capability in one easy-to-use package. The ability to use all of the Aero style nozzles while performing dry ice dusting activities is also a plus. Once again, Cold Jet seems to be making the impossible a little easier to achieve.”

The SDI Select 60 is 24 inches x 28 inches x 43 inches in size, weighs 343 pounds, operates from 20 psi to 250 psi and has a 60 pound hopper capacity with a feed rate of 0-6 pounds per minute.

About Cold Jet

Cold Jet® is the world leader in developing innovative, environmentally responsible cleaning solutions that help companies reduce maintenance costs, enhance product quality, prolong equipment life, and improve productivity and worker safety. Cold Jet’s extensive line of dry ice cleaning systems are used in a variety of industries, making productive use of recycled carbon dioxide while eliminating the need for chemicals and water in the cleaning process. In addition to its dry ice-based cleaning systems, the company’s dry ice production equipment is used by every major gas company worldwide to produce the highest density dry ice available. Cold Jet is a private company with global headquarters in Loveland, Ohio and international operations in Europe, Asia, Canada and Mexico. For more information, visit www.coldjet.com or call 1-800-337-9423 or +1 513-831-3211 (International).

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