ASCO erweitert innovative EVO-Serie um leistungsstarken Trockeneis-Pelletizer P55
Die ASCO Kohlensäure AG ergänzt die EVO-Serie mit dem Trockeneis-Pelletizer P55. Das Modell, mit einer Produktionsleistung von bis zu 550 kg Trockeneis pro Stunde, erhält somit neue Produkt-Features wie Smart Signal, Lärmpegel-Reduktion und höchste Benutzerfreundlichkeit.
Meilenstein erreicht: CO₂-Rückgewinnung im britischen Energiekraftwerk steht vor Inbetriebnahme
Das einzigartige Kraftwerk in Nottinghamshire, Großbritannien, ist technisch fertiggestellt und bereitet sich auf die Inbetriebnahme vor - eine Kombination aus flexibler Energieerzeugung und integrierter CO2-Rückgewinnung. ASCO ist stolz darauf, an diesem zukunftsweisenden Projekt in Zusammenarbeit mit Rolls-Royce und Landmark Power Holdings beteiligt zu sein.
ASCO startet neue EVO-Serie für Trockeneis-Pelletizer
Die ASCO Kohlensäure AG setzt mit der «EVO-Series» neue Massstäbe im Bereich der Trockeneis-Produktion. Die Serie überzeugt mit einem neu entwickelten Hydraulikaggregat und einem verbesserten Gehäuseaufbau, die den Betriebsgeräuschpegel auf durchschnittlich 65 dB(A) reduzieren. Zudem steigern eine erstmals integrierte Lichtsignal-Säule zur einfachen Statusprüfung des Pelletizers und eine optimierte Software die Benutzerfreundlichkeit.
«ASCO offers a solution for every problem»
Find out in an interview with Tobias Vogt, Managing Director of “VT-Strahltechnik”, a German specialist for the blasting of small and large parts, why he chose the ASCO Carefree model, what the advantages of in-house dry ice production are and what opportunities he sees to expand the business with ASCO.
“I want to ensure customer satisfaction and customer loyalty through optimal support”
Mario Halter has been part of the “ASCO CARBON DIOXIDE LTD” team as “Head of Customer Service” since September 2024. We interviewed him and gained exciting insights into his previous experiences, his motivation for working at ASCO and his activities.
Dry ice production in the French Antilles: Raising market awareness & multi-island challenges
As president of “PUROXUS AIR & WATER SOLUTIONS”, a dry ice company located in the French Antilles, Hugo Grossard is deeply involved in the islands market development. In this interview he speaks about the most important dry ice applications, mainly in the logistic and food industry and local challenges. He explains what they intend for the future and shares his thoughts about their newest addition to their dry ice production, the ASCO Dry Ice Pelletizer P15i.
CDS Hackner GmbH: “Dry ice offers lower temperatures than other cooling methods.”
“Be different. Above all better.” This is what it says on the homepage of southern German company “CDS Hackner GmbH”, a specialist in meat processing and frozen food services. In the latest ASCO interview, CDS Managing Director Michael Hackner explains the relevance of dry ice production, how they take sustainability aspects into account and future challenges they expect.
Biopharmaceutical company "Stallergenes Greer": "We produce dry ice to ensure the quality of our pollen harvest."
The global company “Stallergenes Greer” has rented an ASCO Dry Ice Pelletizer P15i through the “ASCO-Carefree” full-service rental package. With this model, there are no investment costs needed for customers. Read all about his experiences with the Pelletizer so far, why dry ice is relevant in research operations and how it is needed in the context of allergen immunotherapy in the interview with Thomas Brisset, Head of Production at the global pharmaceutical company.
How carbon capture works: New explainer video with Landmark Power Holdings & Rolls-Royce Power Systems
ASCO Carbon Dioxide Ltd is cooperating with Landmark Power Holdings and Rolls-Royce Power Systems on a large scale in the field of energy generation including CO₂ recovery.
Swiss television SRF visits ASCO
The Swiss television program “Schweiz aktuell” visited the ASCO production facility in Eschlikon as part of its summer series “Hot and Cold”. As a second, opposite company to the “Hot” theme, a fireworks factory in Neudorf, Lucerne, was accompanied during its production rush before the national holiday on August 1.