Description

High-Output Industrial Dry Ice Blasting

The Dry Ice Energy Champ Turbo Pro is a high-output dry ice blasting machine for demanding industrial cleaning, restoration and production-maintenance work. It combines a larger hopper, high airflow capacity and adjustable dry ice delivery for operators who need more cleaning energy and sustained production than compact machines provide.

The Turbo Pro can also use approved abrasive additives, providing an additional mechanical cleaning option for suitable substrates. Because this model operates at substantially higher pressure and airflow than the smaller Champ machines, the compressor, aftercooler, hoses, couplings and site controls must be engineered as a complete system.

Champ Turbo Pro Features

• High airflow capability: 800–3,500 L/min, approximately 28.3–123.6 CFM.
• 10–14 bar operating range: Approximately 145–203 PSI for demanding compatible applications.
• Large 8 L hopper: Supports longer cleaning intervals between refills.
• 30–70 kg/hr media range: Adjustable dry ice feed for high-output work.
• Abrasive-media compatibility: Allows approved additives when the substrate requires more aggressive action.
• Professional mobility: Supplied with a push handle and longer blasting hose for jobsite positioning.
• Manufacturer-required aftercooler: Helps manage compressed-air temperature and moisture in the high-output system.

Industrial Applications

• Production tooling, molds, fixtures and assembly equipment
• Heavy grease, carbon, adhesive and process-residue removal
• Fire and soot restoration on suitable structural surfaces
• Power-generation, transportation and industrial maintenance
• High-production contract cleaning and plant shutdown work
• Selected abrasive-assisted cleaning where approved by the manufacturer

Compressor and Air Treatment Requirements

The Champ Turbo Pro requires 800–3,500 L/min (approximately 28.3–123.6 CFM) at 10–14 bar (approximately 145–203 PSI). Many common 100 PSI towable compressors will not achieve the upper operating range, even when their CFM rating appears sufficient.

The manufacturer lists an aftercooler as required. Select all pressure-rated hoses, couplings, separators and dryers for the intended maximum pressure and temperature. Compressor output must be verified at the operating pressure after expected system losses.

Review the dry ice blasting air supply and compressor guide, then have the complete package confirmed before purchase.

Dry Ice Energy Champ Turbo Pro Specifications

Air consumption	800–3,500 L/min / approximately 28.3–123.6 CFM
Operating pressure	10–14 bar / approximately 145–203 PSI
Dry ice consumption	30–70 kg/hr / approximately 66.1–154.3 lb/hr
Dry ice tank capacity	8 L
Compatible pellet sizes	1.5 mm and 3 mm
Machine weight	23.5 kg / approximately 51.8 lb
Blasting hose	5 m listed package length
Abrasive media capability	Yes, with approved media and setup
Aftercooler requirement	Required by manufacturer

System Planning and Safety

High-pressure dry ice blasting requires trained operators, restricted work zones, adequate ventilation and appropriate PPE. Verify carbon dioxide monitoring needs, noise exposure, hose restraints, electrical isolation and debris containment for each site. Test the process before cleaning thin, coated, brittle or high-value surfaces.

Browse industrial dry ice blasting machines, compressors and accessories, or contact Cryo Restorations to discuss a complete Turbo Pro package, freight and application requirements.

Do not operate the machine or any accessory above its rated pressure. Specifications, supplied components and abrasive-media approvals may change; confirm the current manufacturer data sheet before ordering.