re:dry ice maker

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From:Tora Bardal <Tora.Bardal@chembio.ntnu.no>
To:oshel@terracom.net (Philip Oshel), histoNet@pathology.swmed.edu
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Date:Tue, 05 Oct 1999 08:34:54 +0100
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Portable dry ice maker:

U.S.patent 4374658

Nichio Koeki Co., LTD.


I got a brochure from this address in <underline>January
1996</underline>:

Day-Impex Ltd

Station Works

Earls Col**

Colchester

Essex CO6 2ER

England

+44 787 223232

fax +44 787 224171


Tora


At 18:12 4.10.99 -0500, Philip Oshel wrote:

>Do you need to make a solid chunk of dry ice, or would lumpy "snow" do?
If

>snow is fine, all you need is a hose and a pillow case. Attach the gas
hose

>to the CO2 tank, put the pillow case over the end of the hose, attach
with

>twist-ties or the like, and turn on the CO2 tank. Get lots of gas
coming

>out. Before long you'll have lots of solid CO2 "snow", with some lumps
of

>more solid CO2. I've use this "snow" for packing things in dry ice and

>similar applications. Works fine.

>

>Phil

>

>>Does anyone have a contact for making dry ice.   Anyone know where to
buy a

>>dry ice maker?

>>

>>Thanks

>>

>>LeRoy Brown HT(ASCP) HTL

>>Histology Consultation Services

>>85 se 8th ave

>>Oak Harbor,  WA  98277

>>1-800-732-8158

>

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