Ingersoll sits at the centre of Ontario’s EV assembly corridor — a major electric vehicle plant, the parts and logistics operations around it, and a deep dairy and food-processing heritage. ODIB brings mobile Cold Jet dry ice blasting to Ingersoll, Woodstock, and the 401 corridor: no water, no chemicals, no abrasive media, cleaned in place.
Built for Ingersoll industries
- EV assembly and tier suppliers — weld cells, adhesive cells, conveyors, and tooling cleaned in place without water or abrasive. See also EV battery & automotive line cleaning.
- Dairy and food processing — CFIA-compliant, no-rinse food and beverage equipment cleaning: ovens, mixers, conveyors, packaging lines.
- Industrial maintenance — production equipment, molds, presses and tooling cleaned during scheduled downtime.
- Fire and smoke restoration — soot, char and odour removal with documentation for adjusters, 24/7 response.
Why dry ice in Ingersoll
Assembly plants and dairies can’t take water, solvents, or grit near their equipment. Dry ice blasting is dry, non-conductive, and non-abrasive — the CO₂ sublimates on contact and leaves no secondary waste. In many cases equipment goes back into service the same shift, once your inspection and sign-off are complete.
Scheduling
Ingersoll is about 100 minutes from our Wallaceburg base along the 401. Planned work is typically scheduled inside two weeks; emergency and restoration work mobilizes inside 72 hours. From Ingersoll we also cover Woodstock, Tillsonburg, and the Oxford County perimeter — connecting with our London and Strathroy zones.
Plan your Ingersoll job
See what dry ice blasting costs in Ontario, or read our Windsor robotic cell case study. Call or text photos to 226-627-4878, or request a free site review. $5M liability, WSIB clearance, COI before mobilization.
FAQ
Can you clean around robots, sensors, and electrical equipment?
Dry ice is dry, non-conductive, and non-abrasive, which is why it is used around robotics and controls. Work near energized equipment happens only after an engineering review with your qualified electrical lead and site lockout/tagout requirements.
Do you serve dairy and food processing plants?
Yes — no-rinse, chemical-free cleaning suitable for CFIA-inspected environments: ovens, mixers, conveyors, and packaging lines, scheduled around your production calendar.
How fast can you be on site in Ingersoll?
About 100 minutes from our Wallaceburg base via the 401. Planned work typically schedules inside two weeks; emergency and restoration work mobilizes inside 72 hours.