Dry ice pellets and blocks on an ice-blue studio surface
Shandong Lanceline Biotechnology Co., Ltd.

Professional Dry Ice Manufacturer Supplying High-Quality Dry Ice Pellets and Blocks

We supply dry ice pellets, blocks and order-based solutions for cold-chain transport, food preservation, biopharmaceuticals and industrial cleaning, with stable, high-purity supply for each requirement. We support custom specifications, bulk purchasing and OEM packaging.

  • High-Purity Dry Ice
  • Custom Specifications
  • Bulk Supply
  • Global Delivery
Core products

Dry Ice Products and Order-based Supply

Tell us the required form and application. We confirm the supplied specification, packaging and commercial terms for the specific order in writing.

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Dry Ice Pellets product form

Dry Ice Pellets

Specification overviewWe confirm pellet diameter and packaging against your equipment and order. Pellets can be used as blasting media, for distributed cooling and for process cooling.

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Dry Ice Blocks product form

Dry Ice Blocks

Specification overviewWe supply confirmed block size and weight references for insulated pack-outs and longer-duration cooling.

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Dry ice packaging and order planning reference

Custom Dry Ice Supply

We review the required form, use, quantity, packaging, destination, date and document needs to prepare a supply plan for your confirmation.

Plan my requirement

Dry Ice Forms and Size Selection

We help you select by operating objective, equipment compatibility, cooling response and duration. We confirm final specifications for the order.

We recommend pellets when

You need blasting media, distributed fill or faster-response cooling. We confirm pellet diameter against equipment and order requirements.

Dry Ice Pellets

We recommend blocks when

You use insulated pack-outs or prioritize longer-duration cooling with fewer handling pieces.

Dry Ice Blocks
Industry applications

Applications We Supply Dry Ice For

We help buyers match dry ice form, quantity, packaging and operating controls to six common applications.

Factory capability and supply capacity

Why Global Buyers Choose Us

Professional dry ice manufacturing for stable, high-quality supply to cold chain logistics, food preservation, life sciences and industrial cleaning customers.

01Production capability

Professional dry ice manufacturer

Equipped for dry ice production, we supply dry ice pellets and dry ice blocks for application needs across industries.

02Supply assurance

Stable bulk supply capability

As a dry ice supplier, continuous production supports bulk orders, recurring demand and long-term supply planning.

03Product range

Multiple dry ice formats

Dry ice pellets and dry ice blocks are available in specifications matched to transport, preservation and industrial applications.

04Quality control

High-purity process control

Stable carbon-dioxide input and standardised production processes support consistent purity, cooling performance and application results.

05Custom packaging

Flexible packaging options

Packaging is configured for transport distance, application conditions and order requirements to reduce handling loss.

06Delivery support

Responsive fulfilment support

Order confirmation, production scheduling and logistics coordination help buyers purchase efficiently and receive stable deliveries.

10+Production experience
30 tonnesDaily capacity
900 tonnesMonthly supply capacity
4+Core application sectors
Order-led production

From Order Requirement to the Right Dry Ice Form

We begin production and dispatch planning with your application, acceptance items and destination, not a generic promise.

  1. Review application and destination

    We review the operating scenario, receiving point and route context.

  2. Confirm pellets or blocks

    We confirm which of our two supplied forms matches the intended operation.

  3. Plan production against the order

    We plan production by reviewing quantity and timing against the specific requirement.

  4. Confirm acceptance items

    We record requested size, weight and other acceptance needs for confirmation.

  5. Configure vented insulation

    We review an insulated pack-out that permits gas release.

  6. Review dispatch in writing

    We verify applicable documents and confirm delivery conditions in the quotation.

Buyer-intent solutions

Cold-chain and Industrial Cleaning Supply Focus

We review these two high-intent buying scenarios through their different product decisions, operating inputs and safety controls.

Dry ice cold-chain planning reference

Dry Ice for Cold-chain Shipping

We plan with you around the real payload, packaging and route conditions rather than relying on a fixed dry-ice allowance.

  • General scenarios: food, seafood, vaccines, biological samples and e-commerce cold chain.
  • Share payload, target condition, insulation, route duration, hand-offs, opening frequency, delays and receiving criteria.
  • These are planning scenarios, not a product grade, validated lane or customer case.
Dry ice pellet blasting reference

Dry Ice Pellets for Blasting Applications

We supply dry ice pellets for compatible blasting operations without implying the supply of a complete blasting machine.

  • General scenarios: molds, food-processing equipment, automotive parts and industrial equipment.
  • Pellet specification and replenishment must match the buyer's blasting machine and operating conditions.
  • We supply dry ice pellets as blasting media; we do not claim to manufacture or supply the complete blasting machine.
Factory and delivery reference

Dry Ice Factory and Delivery Planning Reference

Order specification confirmation

We confirm the supplied form and applicable specification in writing.

Size and weight acceptance items

We record requested acceptance items for the specific order.

Packaging before dispatch

We review the vented insulated configuration before release.

Documents and delivery

We confirm applicable documents and delivery conditions per order.

Knowledge hub

Dry Ice Procurement Knowledge Hub

We selected these guides to help you compare forms, plan duration, prepare shipping, understand blasting media and structure a bulk enquiry.

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Dry ice pellets and dry ice blocks displayed for product comparison

Dry Ice Pellets vs Dry Ice Blocks: Which Type Should You Choose?

Dry ice pellets and blocks suit different applications; choose according to equipment, cargo, container, dispensing method, and transport duration.

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Insulated dry ice storage container being handled in a ventilated industrial area

How Long Does Dry Ice Last? Sublimation, Storage and Handling Guide

Dry ice holding time is not fixed; establish site rules around the insulated container, form, environment, opening frequency, and measured performance.

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Insulated cold-chain shipper packed with dry ice for food and life-science cargo

Dry Ice for Cold Chain Shipping: Food, Seafood, Pharma and Biologics

Different cold-chain cargoes require separate confirmation of temperature targets, package structure, transport stages, validation needs, and receiving conditions.

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Dry ice blasting nozzle cleaning an industrial mold with equipment in focus

What Is Dry Ice Blasting and How Does It Work?

Dry ice blasting combines pellet impact, temperature differential, and sublimation; actual suitability still depends on the contaminant, substrate, equipment, and site controls.

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Bulk dry ice blocks and pellets with insulated containers in a Chinese dispatch area

Bulk Dry Ice Buying Guide: Quality, Packaging, Supply Capacity and Supplier Evaluation

Base bulk purchasing on actual consumption and usable condition on arrival, then improve orders through packaging, delivery milestones, and acceptance records.

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Dry ice pellet selection at industrial equipment with product in the foreground

How to Choose the Right Dry Ice Pellet Size for Your Application

Pellet specifications affect feeding, blasting, contact area, and packaging turnover, so selection should use equipment, application, site handling, and trial data.

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Before you enquire

Dry Ice Buying Questions

We answer eight common buying questions to help you prepare an order-specific requirement.

What sizes of dry ice do you supply?

We supply pellets and blocks. Confirmed block references are published above; pellet diameter and the supplied specification are confirmed for the equipment, specific order and written quotation.

How long does dry ice last?

There is no fixed duration. Form, quantity, insulation, ambient conditions, opening frequency and route time all affect sublimation, so validate the actual pack-out.

What is the minimum order quantity?

The minimum order is one 20-foot container (20GP). Product form, packaging, route and delivery terms are confirmed in the quotation.

How should dry ice be stored?

Use a suitable insulated, non-airtight container in a well-ventilated area. Never use a sealed enclosure and follow the applicable SDS and site safety procedure.

Can dry ice be used for food or pharmaceutical shipping?

These are common planning scenarios, but suitability, grade, package validation, documents and transport conditions must be confirmed for the specific payload and order.

Do you supply dry ice pellets for blasting?

Yes, we supply dry ice pellets as media. Pellet specification must match the buyer's machine and process; we do not claim to supply a complete blasting machine.

How do I estimate the dry ice quantity for shipping?

Start with payload, target condition, insulation, route duration, hand-offs, opening frequency and delay allowance, then validate the complete pack-out under representative conditions.

Which documents and delivery conditions are confirmed with the order?

List required documents, destination, carrier context and acceptance needs. Availability, marks, labels, packaging and delivery conditions are confirmed for the order in writing.

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RFQ

Get a dry ice quotation for your order

Share the application, preferred form, quantity, destination and required date. We will review the order and respond with the applicable product, packaging and delivery conditions.

  • Use and preferred product form
  • Quantity and required duration
  • Destination and required date
  • Document and acceptance requirements