| Customization: | Available |
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| After-sales Service: | 24 Hours Online |
| Warranty: | One Year |
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| Model | BLF50-300 series |
| Refrigerant | R717, R404, R507, etc. |
| Ice Production | 5-30t/d |
| Standard work conditions | water temperature 16 °C , ambient temperature 25°C , |
| Applicable work conditions | water temperature 0 °C - 40°C , ambient temperature 5°C - 40°C |
| Water source | fresh water |
| Flake ice thickness | 1.5-2.2mm |
| Evaporator drum | Special Alloy or stainless steel |
| Compressor | compressor unit |
Professional design team, stable equipment operation and low failure rate;
Continuous ice production under low temperature conditions, constant ice temperature and high efficiency;
Dry ice, with uniform thickness and standard size;
Patented design and manufacture, solid and reliable;
Reasonable layout, beautiful appearance and convenient operation;
Complete specification series to meet application requirements in different fields;
The ice storage box can be made of stainless steel or plastic, with flexible option;
Fully automatic control and regular inspection, no need to arrange special personnel on duty.
Flake ice is flat in shape, which can be applied to seafood cooling, meat processing and industrial procedure. The most important use of flake ice is concrete cooling, especially in hot climate. Though the flake ice is cooled down slightly-7, it is still a kind of dry ice, which means its heat quantity is potential and the main source of cooling energy can be 100% guaranteed. Since it is a kind of dry ice, the cooling input of flake ice can be calculated accurately and the temperature effect to the concrete mixture is obvious. Flake ice is movable freely. They will not stick together, and condense to lump. Therefore, flake ice is convenient to store and transport. Because of the above features and moderate production cost, flake ice is greatly applied to many industries and food processing.
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