CE certification energy saving block ice machine

Description

Block Ice Machine

Block ice  has the lowest surface/ volume ratio, thus gives a cooling effect over the longest period of time.

 

Coldmax offers plug and play Used Block Ice Machine  specially designed for tropical conditions and coastal climate. All relevant parts are made of stainless or galvanized steel. The brine-tank is fully insulated. The ice-cans can are made out of stainless steel.

 

The freezing cycle of  used Block Ice Machine takes about 8 or 12 hours, corresponding to two or three continuous harvests per day, the basis of the indicated daily capacity. The system operated fully automatically. Standard block weight varies from 12.5 to 50kg. Tailor made design is possible.

 

Application Fields of  used Block Ice Machine

 

1.    Ice factory at ports and docks.

2.    Fresh preservation and cooling of aquatic products

3.    Fresh preservation of aquatic products and foods during line haul.

4.    Temperature reduction and cooling in special fields.

5.    Ice sculpture.

6.    Edible ice.

 

Features of used Block Ice Machine

 

1. Bitzer/Copeland/Hanbell refrigeration system to guarantee performance;

2. Safe operation, low risk and cost, and big output;

3. Aluminium alloy made ice module;

4. Customized ice size and cycle quantity;

5. Water/air cooling for chooses;

6. Good appearance,easy opeartion and maintenance.

 

Advantages of ColdMax

 

1. Original refrigeration equipment manufacturer with rich experience;
2. One-station solution for cold chain equipment;
4. Many successful cases like Wal-Mart, Mexico;
5. Professional team for solution design, production, installment and after-sale service

 

Block Ice Machine Operation

 

1. Adjust the machine. Make salty water as secondary refrigerant according with user manual. Fill water into ice moulds. Turn on the machine. 

2. After ice block is frozen, take out the ice moulds and sink them into an unfreezing tank. Turn the ice moulds up side down and pour ice block out of the moulds. Carry the ice blocks into ice storage cool room.

3. Put the ice moulds back into the machines. Fill water in them and start the second batch.