Product Detail
Commercial Flake Ice Machine
Configure a commercial flake ice machine around the ice application, daily and peak demand, storage, water conditions, condensing arrangement and site utilities.
Overview
Product Overview
Flake ice is selected for broad, gentle contact with seafood, chilled displays, salad bars and selected food-processing workflows. Its soft, irregular form and storage behaviour create a different procurement intent from commercial cube ice. Self-contained and modular machines, integral or separate bins and air-, water- or remote-cooled arrangements remain configurations within one family. Final output, bin, water treatment, drainage, ventilation, refrigerant and electrical supply are confirmed for the selected installation conditions.
Key Features
Key Features
Flake-ice production for display, chilling and processing workflows
Self-contained machine with integral bin or modular head with separate storage
Air-, water- or remote-cooled arrangements where supported
Output selected against ambient and incoming-water conditions
Water treatment, automatic rinse and sanitation plan reviewed by project
Front or side service airflow and installation clearance confirmed before release
Drainage, refrigerant and destination electrical requirements finalized after RFQ
Applications
Where This Product Is Used
Seafood counters and wet displays
Salad bars and chilled food presentation
Food preparation and rapid surface chilling
Hotels, supermarkets and commissaries
Processing workflows validated for the required ice form
Buyer Benefits
Why Buyers Choose This Type
Self-contained flaker with built-in bin
Modular flaker head with separate storage bin
Air-cooled, water-cooled or remote condensing
Compact and higher-output production classes
Alternative bin capacities and dispense access
Water-treatment and automatic-cleaning options
Voltage, frequency and phase subject to selected series
Technical Data
Specifications
Reference Configuration
Separate current official examples produce about 331–1,028 lb/24 h (about 150–466 kg/24 h), with built-in bin examples around 80–100 lb (36–45 kg) and footprints roughly 559–914 W × 610–695 D × 559–997 H mm. These are model-tied examples under stated test conditions, not one guaranteed SourcePro range.
Configuration Options
Self-contained flaker with built-in bin; Modular flaker head with separate storage bin; Air-cooled, water-cooled or remote condensing; Compact and higher-output production classes; Alternative bin capacities and dispense access; Water-treatment and automatic-cleaning options; Voltage, frequency and phase subject to selected series
Reference Specifications
Separate current official examples produce about 331–1,028 lb/24 h (about 150–466 kg/24 h), with built-in bin examples around 80–100 lb (36–45 kg) and footprints roughly 559–914 W × 610–695 D × 559–997 H mm. These are model-tied examples under stated test conditions, not one guaranteed SourcePro range.
| Reference configuration | Qualified reference example |
|---|---|
| Self-contained current flaker | 331 lb/24 h; 80 lb bin; 24 × 26 × 39 in; air cooled; 115 V/60/1 on one current example — Model-tied example; output depends on stated ambient and water conditions (source confirmation required) |
| Higher-output modular references | Separate examples approximately 1,000–1,028 lb/24 h with different cooling, dimensions and storage arrangements — Do not combine as a guaranteed SourcePro range |
Reference configurations are not fixed SourcePro promises. Final model, capacity, dimensions, power, utilities, safety and compliance are confirmed after inquiry and technical review.
Project Confirmation
What We Confirm for Your Project
Required ice form and end use
Daily demand, peak demand and operating hours
Ambient temperature and incoming-water temperature
Water pressure, hardness, filtration and sanitation plan
Air-, water- or remote-cooled condensing preference
Integral or separate bin and usable storage requirement
Voltage, frequency, phase, drain, ventilation and destination requirements
Commercial Flake Ice Machine FAQ
How is flake ice different from cube ice?
Flake ice is thin, irregular and suited to broad contact, display and rapid surface chilling. Cube ice serves different beverage and storage workflows, so the two remain separate product families.
Can the machine include a built-in storage bin?
Yes. Self-contained machines with an integral bin and modular heads with separate bins are both configuration families. Usable storage and access must be confirmed.
Is the published daily output guaranteed at every site?
No. Ice output varies with ambient and incoming-water temperature, water quality, condensing method and operating conditions. Final performance follows the selected test basis.
Can I choose air-cooled, water-cooled or remote condensing?
These arrangements may be available by series. Ventilation, water use, heat rejection and local regulations must be reviewed before selection.
What information should I send for a quotation?
Provide the ice use, daily and peak demand, ambient and water conditions, bin preference, available clearances, drain and electrical supply.
Product Inquiry
Configure Your Flake Ice Machine
Share the ice application, daily and peak demand, ambient and water conditions, bin preference and site utilities. SourcePro will align a qualified reference configuration for quotation and technical confirmation.
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