Large Dry Ice Storage Container

Our food grade stainless steel lined insulated dry ice containers are just that.

Large dry ice storage container.

Larger fiberglass insulated containers are used primarily for large block dry ice users. Polar tech tc05 thermo chill durable plastic transport dry ice container 5 cu ft capacity 30 length x 18 width x 37 depth. These containers hold 96 solid dry ice blocks maximum weight of 5 760 pounds. Avoid storing dry ice in an unventilated room cellar or automobile.

All 1 do you know if a heavy duty home depot storage container home depot plastic container packed with dry ice can keep elk meat in game bags cold enough for 3 days 2 i was thinking of putting dry ice on the bottom perhaps on top of cardboard or some type of barrier then putting another barrier between the meat and the dry ice. These containers have a hinged door on the front for easy access and provide good insulation for the large block user. The insulated containers will keep perishable products in extremely cold temperature making them frozen longer for unproblematic transportation. The usda approves of the containers we use because the stainless steel lining is safer easy to sanitize and it doesn t mark like the regular poly containers.

The regular poly containers can get scarred on the inside after use allowing bacteria to hide in the cracks. Do not store dry ice in an airtight container. With a rugged construction and closing lid that still allows the sublimation of dry ice the buildup of pressure is prevented as the ice eventually returns to the gaseous state. Workers at acme ice company in cambridge load 50 000 pounds of dry ice into boxes to be shipped out to various pharmaceutical companies in the area for storing vaccine samples of covid 19.

Polar tech tc05 thermo chill durable plastic transport dry ice container 5 cu ft capacity 30 length x 18 width x 37 depth. Never store in a glass container. The sublimation of dry ice into carbon dioxide gas will cause an airtight container to expand rupture or burst.