“By having our wear parts cyrogenically treated by ICE, we know we’re saving a significant amount of time, and that saves us and our customers money.” -Jason Miller, Bill Miller Logging and Sons

Dubuque, Iowa – Land clearing, logging and mulch-making can be a dirty, rough business; as machinery cuts and grinds through trees, stumps, thick grasses, buildings and more, parts wear down easily.

For Bill Miller Logging and Sons, cryogenic treatment means spending less money on maintenance as well as realizing significant fuel savings.

The company uses ICE Cryogenics to treat wear parts like teeth, cutting edges, chainsaw chain and more; 23-year-veteran Jason Miller plans on treating all of the grinder inserts and teeth and other parts in the near future.

“In our line of work, we encounter a variety of different types of materials to process, and not all of it is clean,” Miller said. “By having our wear parts cryogencially treated by ICE, we know we’re saving a significant amount of time, and that saves us and our customers money.”

Miller said he believes ICE Cryogenics is breaking a paradigm in industries that are hindered by vulnerable wear parts.

“I think it does take time not to see, but to fully understand the advantages of the treating process. There are a lot of factors that are unrealized initially,” he said. “In some cases its easier to accept the norm than to challenge the results. That’s what ICE has done.”