This compact device saves the time and expense of receiving a dry ice delivery. Set-up and use is safe and simple. Can be attached to a liquid CO2 cylinder equipped with a dip tube to produce a ready-to-use 250 to 350 gram block of dry ice in only a few minutes. Each 50lb. cylinder makes from 10-16 blocks of dry ice. Dry ice production can be viewed through the transparent polycarbonate body that secures without clamps, screws or tools ensuring easy removal of the solid block of dry ice and disconnection from the CO2 cylinder. The lightweight body is never as cold as the dry ice, even when filled, allowing safe transport of the unit and contents when wearing appropriate gloves. A rugged nickel-plated "pigtail" connects it to the CO2 cylinder valve which is used to regulate gas flow. Operates at very low pressure (displayed on the built-in dial gauge) and incorporates multiple pressure relief safeguards. Includes a 1.8m (6 ft) nickel-plated copper connecting tube with standard CGA 320 thread coupling for easy attachment to a LCO2 cylinder.

SCILOGEX DILVAC Portable Dry Ice Maker 300002, 8.9"L x 6.3"W x 6.3"H

The DILVAC Portable Dry-Ice Maker is the fastest way of providing a block of Dry-Ice for your needs. It is compact and lightweight, requires no electrical power and is safe and simple to use. Most importantly it is there to give you immediate access to Dry-Ice (-109.3°F) when you need it. The economy of having Dry-Ice 'on-tap' can provide considerable financial savings. The DILVAC Portable Dry-Ice Maker produces a block (not slush) of approximately 2.2Lbs (1KG) in weight in about 1 minute. Yield from a 75 lbs liquid cylinder - 5 to 6 blocks at room temperature. (Yield can appreciably increased at lower ambient temperatures, i.e. @ 41°F approximately 1/3 more blocks may be produced.) The unit comes complete with hose ready to connect to a cylinder of compressed liquid CO2 with an internal siphon and standard CGA-320 valve. Full instructions provided. (Note: We do not sell gas cylinders/tanks, which can be obtained from local gas dealers or welding supply stores.)