What dry ice is used for and which format to order.
It does two things: cold at −78.5 °C that leaves not a drop of water, and fog that clings to the floor. Find your use and we’ll tell you which format to order.
Choose a format
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013 mm · 16 mm
Hospitality
Smoke when serving, cocktails, and cooling behind the bar that leaves no water.
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0216 mm
Cold-chain transport
Frozen goods that arrive frozen, with no boxes full of water.
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033 mm
Industry
Cooling parts and batteries fast, with no water or residue.
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043 mm
Laboratories
Frozen samples in transit (UN 1845) and practical classes.
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053 mm
Parties and events
Low fog that stays on the floor: weddings, stages and Halloween.
3 mm or 16 mm? It depends on what it’s for.
What do you need it for?
3 mm pellets
Small pellets make fog straight away, and it’s thicker.
See how it’s used: Fog and effects3 mm pellets
Quick fog in a double container, never inside the glass.
See how it’s used: Cocktails and plating16 mm nuggets
Nuggets last longer in the box, even on long journeys.
See how it’s used: Frozen goods on the road3 mm pellets
Pellets fill the gaps around the tubes; for long journeys, 16 mm.
See how it’s used: Lab samples16 mm nuggets
Lasts through the service without constant topping up.
See how it’s used: Cold on the bar or buffetOther uses of dry ice
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Grape harvest Cooling freshly picked grapes before pressing.
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Fresh fruit Keeping boxes cold on the way to the packing house.
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Teaching Sublimation practicals and classroom demonstrations.
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Laboratory Keeping reagents cold for the length of a session.
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Dry ice blasting Carried out by INDUNOVA, the company DryIcePack belongs to.
Need it tomorrow?Order before 12:00.
Order now and you’ll have it on the morning of Tuesday 20 October