Cube Ice Maker LBN-CI143 features an insulated storage bin with a capacity of 35 kg and works with a single compressor and an air cooling method. The device is intended to create up to 90 kg of cube-shaped ice per day, which is expected to melt more slowly than ice flakes. Based on the water flow technique, it produces ice cubes that are uniform, consistent, and transparent. It consists of a fault detection alarm system and a real-time monitoring system.
Capacity | 90 Kg/ 24 hour |
Storage Bin Capacity | 35 Kg |
Voltage | 220 V/ 1P/ 60 Hz |
Power | 510 W |
Refrigerant | R134a |
Cooling Method | Air Cooled |
Compressor | Single Compressor |
Cube Size | 2.22 × 2.22 × 2.22 cm |
Display | LCD touch Screen |
Dimensions (L × W × H) | 660 × 685 × 840 mm |
Weight | 65 Kg |
Cube ice makers are widely used in the domains of restaurants, marine industries, chemical laboratories, pharmaceutical industries, scientific research, medical institutes, and so on to cool water, beverages, reagents, and samples.
Cube ice makers are widely used in the domains of restaurants, marine industries, chemical laboratories, pharmaceutical industries, scientific research, medical institutes, and so on to cool water, beverages, reagents, and samples.
Cube Ice Maker LBN-CI143 features an insulated storage bin with a capacity of 35 kg and works with a single compressor and an air cooling method. The device is intended to create up to 90 kg of cube-shaped ice per day, which is expected to melt more slowly than ice flakes. Based on the water flow technique, it produces ice cubes that are uniform, consistent, and transparent. It consists of a fault detection alarm system and a real-time monitoring system.
Labnic Flake Ice Maker is an automatic computer-controlled system. Their advanced evaporation technology increases production while conserving energy. They feature water-efficient float system for optimal performance. Their cooling guard and fault alert system ensure operational safety. Our Flake Ice Maker is ideal for hospitals, restaurants as well as industries requiring large quantities of ice production.