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DRY ICE BLOCK

Name: DRY ICE BLOCK
Brand: BHAVANI DRY ICE SOLUTIONS PRIVATE LIMITED
Price: 55.0 INR
Availability: InStock

Price 55.0 INR/ Kilograms

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MOQ : 1 Kilograms

DRY ICE BLOCK Specification

Form
Solid

Structural Formula
O=C=O

HS Code
28112100

Purity
>99.9% CO2

Poisonous
No

Taste
None (not for consumption)

Boiling point
Sublimes at -78.5C; no liquid at 1 atm

Other Names
Dry Ice, Cardice

Smell
Odorless

Storage
Store in insulated containers, well-ventilated area

Melting Point
-78.5C (sublimation point)

Ph Level
Acidic (forms carbonic acid in water)

Molecular Weight
44.01 g/mol

Shape
Rectangular/Cuboid Block

Molecular Formula
CO2

Density
1.56 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Solubility
Sublimes directly to gas; insoluble in most solvents at standard conditions

Classification
Non-flammable, Refrigerant

Chemical Name
Carbon Dioxide (solid)

CAS No
124-38-9

EINECS No
204-696-9

Grade
Industrial/Food grade

Standard
Meets industrial and food safety standards

Type
Block

Usage
Cooling, fog production, scientific experiments, food industry

Main Material
Solid Carbon Dioxide (CO2)

Application
Other

Non Toxic
No

Thermal Conductivity
Low, provides effective cooling

Regulatory Compliance
FSSAI/ISO/BIS certified for food applications

Usage Precaution
Do not store in tightly sealed containers; risk of explosion

Shelf Life
Short, depends on storage conditions (typically 24-48 hours)

Environmental Impact
Released CO2 is atmospheric but product itself is non-polluting

Colour
White

Decomposition Product
CO2 gas upon sublimation

Compressive Strength
High; maintains shape under light pressure

Safety Precautions
Handle with insulated gloves, avoid direct skin contact

Packaging Size
Customizable (commonly 5kg, 10kg, 25kg blocks)

Evaporation Rate
Rapid under ambient temperature

DRY ICE BLOCK About

Fast Cooling with Versatile Uses

Dry Ice Blocks provide powerful and immediate cooling for various industries, including food preservation, pharmaceuticals, and scientific research. Their low thermal conductivity and high compressive strength ensure extended cooling performance while retaining block shape under light to moderate handling. The blocks can be used in storage containers, coolers, and for visual effects creation such as fog in entertainment settings.

Safe and Responsible Handling

Handling Dry Ice Blocks requires proper safety precautions, such as wearing insulated gloves and storing in well-ventilated areas. Avoid airtight containers to prevent pressure buildup, which can cause explosions. Although non-toxic and odorless, the CO2 gas produced upon sublimation may cause asphyxiation in poorly ventilated environments, so always ensure sufficient airflow.

Customized Packaging, Certified Quality

Our Dry Ice Blocks are available in customizable sizes-typically 5kg, 10kg, and 25kg-catering to a wide range of needs. Each block complies with strict industry and food safety standards, including FSSAI/ISO/BIS certifications, guaranteeing both quality and regulatory assurance for industrial and food applications.

FAQ's of DRY ICE BLOCK:

Q: How should Dry Ice Blocks be safely handled and stored?

A: Dry Ice Blocks must always be handled with insulated gloves to avoid skin injuries due to extreme cold. Store them in insulated containers placed in well-ventilated areas, never in tightly sealed containers, to prevent pressure buildup and risk of explosion.

Q: What are the primary uses and benefits of Dry Ice Blocks?

A: Dry Ice Blocks are widely employed for refrigeration, food preservation, transportation of perishable goods, special effects (such as fog production), cleaning applications, and scientific experiments. They offer rapid, effective cooling while producing no liquid waste or lingering residue.

Q: When does the shelf life of a Dry Ice Block expire, and how can it be extended?

A: Typically, Dry Ice Blocks last 24-48 hours at ambient temperatures, but their shelf life can be prolonged by storing them in properly insulated containers and minimizing exposure to warm air and sunlight.

Q: Where can Dry Ice Blocks be used safely and efficiently?

A: They are ideal for use in food transportation, laboratory settings, hospitality venues for special effects, and during events requiring portable refrigeration. Always ensure applications are in ventilated environments to prevent CO2 accumulation.

Q: What happens when Dry Ice Blocks sublimate or decompose?

A: Upon sublimation, Dry Ice Blocks change directly from solid CO2 to carbon dioxide gas without forming a liquid. This gas is non-toxic but can displace oxygen in closed spaces, so ventilation is essential.

Q: What makes Dry Ice environmentally preferable compared to traditional refrigerants?

A: Dry Ice is considered non-polluting, as the CO2 released during sublimation is already part of the natural atmospheric cycle, and the product itself contains no toxic additives or residues.

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