Dry Ice Makers
Shop Dry Ice Makers at Rescue Supply — a working range built for hospitals, public agencies, care facilities and home users. A focused selection, chosen for everyday professional use.
You'll find DILVAC Portable Dry Ice Maker in the current lineup. Options cover DILVAC Portable Dry Ice Maker and related configurations for facilities and home users.
Rescue Supply stocks dry ice makers for facilities and home users, with product specialists available to help match specifications, quantities and delivery timelines to your program.
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Find answers to commonly asked questions below.
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What dry ice makers are in this collection?
The collection holds two Scilogex DILVAC dry ice makers: the DILVAC Dry-Ice Maker with Pressure Hose and Pressure Gauge (international version), and the DILVAC Portable Dry Ice Maker.
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How does a dry ice maker work?
It connects to a liquid carbon dioxide supply and expands the CO2 into snow inside a chamber, which is then compressed into dry ice blocks or pellets — making dry ice on demand instead of buying and storing it.
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What is the difference between the two DILVAC models?
The first is the full kit version, supplied with its pressure hose and gauge and described as the international version; the second is the portable model in the DILVAC line.
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What is dry ice made on site used for?
Cold shipping and transport, sample freezing, catering and event effects, and laboratory cooling — anywhere dry ice is consumed regularly and delivery timing matters.
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Who makes their own dry ice?
Laboratories, clinics, shippers and catering operations that use dry ice often enough that making it from a CO2 cylinder beats ordering deliveries.