SMK-156 for High-Capacity Cube Ice Maker
SMK-156 for High-Capacity Cube Ice Maker— A Commercial Flagship and Production Powerhouse
SMK-156 for High-Capacity Cube Ice Maker— A Commercial Flagship and Production Powerhouse
I. Core Advantages
"Massive Storage, Flexible Layout, Enduring Reliability." This industrial-grade solution is specifically engineered for environments characterized by high foot traffic and heavy ice consumption. By adopting a split-system design—separating the ice-making unit from the storage bin—it overcomes spatial constraints and achieves a perfect functional separation between ice production and ice dispensing.
II. Unique Selling Points
1. Massive Ice Storage: Effortlessly Handle Peak Periods
Featuring an oversized storage bin paired with the ice-making unit's high production capacity, the system offers storage volumes reaching 150kg, 250kg, 350kg, or even higher. Before holidays, banquets, or evening rush hours, the machine can pre-stock a substantial quantity of ice; thus, even during hours of continuous, heavy ice retrieval, you will never face the embarrassing situation of "running out of ice."
2. Split-System Layout: Thermal & Acoustic Separation for Flexible Installation
By separating the "active" components from the "passive" ones, the noisy ice-making unit—which also generates significant heat—can be installed in the back kitchen, an equipment room, or even outdoors. Meanwhile, the storage bin (featuring only the ice-dispensing port) can be positioned at the bar counter or within the customer service area. This configuration ensures a quiet and aesthetically pleasing atmosphere in the front-of-house area while effectively resolving equipment heat dissipation issues.
Expandable Dispensing Ports: A single high-capacity ice-making unit can be paired with a storage bin featuring dual-sided or front-and-rear access doors, allowing it to simultaneously serve two distinct operational zones (e.g., one for cocktail mixing at the bar and another for food preparation in the back kitchen).
3. Industrial-Grade Durability: Built for Continuous Operation
Utilizing a thickened stainless steel evaporator and a high-displacement, premium-brand compressor, the refrigeration system features a reinforced design. It supports 24-hour, uninterrupted ice production and is built to withstand the harsh kitchen environment—characterized by high temperatures, high humidity, and heavy operational loads.
III. Diverse Application Scenarios
1. Chain Hot Pot Restaurants & Buffet Establishments: During the evening rush hour (typically 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM), these venues often consume up to 80% of their daily ice supply. The split-system's large storage bin allows for the accumulation of ample ice reserves during the afternoon lull, ensuring a worry-free supply of ice for both spicy hot pot bases and chilled beverages.
2. Fresh Food Markets & Seafood Restaurants: Ideal for constructing "ice displays" used to showcase sashimi, oysters, and imported seafood, creating an attractive and temperature-controlled presentation for fresh products. Its large ice storage capacity is sufficient to meet display requirements for an entire day, and the ice is hygienic enough for direct contact with food ingredients.
3. Large-scale food processing plants and central kitchens require substantial quantities of ice for temperature control during processes such as meat processing and dough mixing. Split-system ice machines can be positioned adjacent to production lines, utilizing a spiral ice-delivery system to transport ice directly into mixers.
4. Star-rated hotel banquet halls face immense demand for ice during large-scale events, such as wedding receptions or buffet dinners catering to hundreds of guests. Split-system units allow for the pre-accumulation of large ice reserves, which can then be retrieved in bulk using carts to effectively meet banquet service requirements.
5. Chemical and scientific research institutions require significant quantities of ice for temperature regulation during chemical reactions or for sample preservation; consequently, they place extremely high demands on the continuous and stable operation of their equipment.
| Parameter | Details |
| Voltage | 220-240V/50Hz |
| Daily Ice Production | 180kg |
| Ice Storage Capacity | 120kg |
| Power | 780W |
| Ice Cube Quantity | 12*13 |
| Refrigerant | R290 |
| Cooling Method | Air-cooled |
| Water Inlet Method | Automatic Water Inlet |
| Machine Dimensions (Head) | 562464625mm |
| Ice Bin with Feet | 5646901030mm |
| Packaging Dimensions | 6407601020mm |
| Filter | Ordinary Filter Cartridge / Reverse Osmosis (RO) Membrane |
| Packing Quantity (20'FT/40'HQ) | 54/108pcs |
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