Nige
Senior Member
Could that setup in the photo possibly be using carbon dioxide..?
I've never seen nitrogen gas used for freezing before.
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Freezing pins
- Thread starter Mike L
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I've never seen nitrogen gas used for freezing before.
funwithfuel
Senior Member
On closer inspection, that would explode with dry ice or liquid nitrogen. You have to have a pressure equalizer or terrible bad things will happen.
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I bet that’s a C02 bottle.
Beat me by a minute.
Beat me by a minute.
dieseldog5.9
Senior Member
The Airgas Truck here makes it onsite, they must have a tool they sell to do such a thing.
hosspuller
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Want one ? https://www.tequipment.net/Scilogex/300002/Lab-Accessories/?Source=googleshopping&/?utm_content=dry ice maker&utm_term=&utm_campaign=Shopping Campaign(BSC)&utm_source=Bing_Yahoo&utm_medium=cpc&msclkid=0780d859e106155e9b2eba549f69fffc
For that money, put the pin in a couple pillow cases layered together or parts sacks with the end of a hose. Opening the liquid valve, gets one a frozen pee pee
PS .. There's a video of the maker in use ... click the little icon in the link
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dieseldog5.9
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Seems like a pretty simple tool for $1055.56
Looks like the tool pictured above in the back of a service truck.
Still need to get the gas from airgas.
Looks like the tool pictured above in the back of a service truck.
Still need to get the gas from airgas.