Light Industry
Plastic Processing
In injection molding and plastic processing, every disassembled tool means hours to days of downtime. Dry ice cleans in-place, often even while warm — releasing agent, polymer, and paint residue is sublimated away without harming polished tool surfaces.
- No chemicals or water
- Made in Germany
- Service across Europe
- Time saved
- 25–40 %
- Chemicals & water
- 0 %
- Sublimation
- −78 °C
- Made in Germany
- DE
Clean tooling while hot, without disassembly
Because no abrasive residue remains, subsequent shots come out flawless immediately.
Benefits in plastic processing
- Tool-safe — no wear on polished surfaces
- Cleaning possible while hot (no cooldown phase)
- Extended tool life
- No water, no corrosion risk
- Higher product surface quality
- Reduced scrap from clean parting surfaces
See the difference
Typical applications
Control cabinets, electronics
- Air
- 400–700 l/min @ 4–7 bar
- Dry ice
- 5–9 kg/h
Print rollers, printing presses
- Air
- 450–700 l/min @ 4–7 bar
- Dry ice
- 5–9 kg/h
Injection molds / tool cleaning
- Air
- 700–1400 l/min @ 6–10 bar
- Dry ice
- 9–18 kg/h
Recommended machines
- Champ BasicEntry Level
Compact entry-level model — ideal for vehicle interiors and low-consumption use cases.
View model - ChampPopular Choice
All-rounder for vehicle detailing and occasional industrial use.
View model - Champ TurboVersatile
Powerful machine for detailed vehicle work and mid-weight industrial cleaning.
View model - Champ VarioPro Flex
Flexible machine with adjustable ice output and built-in pressure regulator for professional use.
View model
Frequently asked questions
- Yes — dry ice enables cleaning the mold directly in the machine, often even while warm. This saves up to 40% downtime compared to disassembly and traditional cleaning.
- No. Dry ice is non-abrasive and attacks neither tool steel nor polished surfaces. Release agent, polymer, and paint residue are removed via sublimation — the tool surface remains unchanged.
- For typical tool and mold cleaning we recommend the Champ Turbo or Champ Turbo Pro. Both provide enough blasting power for stubborn polymer residue while remaining mobile at the machine.
Can we clean injection molds while warm?
Does dry ice attack polished tool surfaces?
Which model for plastic processing?
More industrial applications
Next step
Let's talk about your application.
Tell us briefly what you need to clean — we will recommend the right blaster and put together a no-obligation quote.