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Flake ice maker with 105-115 kg/day capacity, 20-24 kg storage, single-phase 100V power.
The Hoshizaki FM-120K Flake Ice Maker is a commercial-grade ice production machine designed for food service and laboratory applications requiring consistent flake ice output. It features an ice production capacity of approximately 105–115 kg per day at 50/60 Hz, with an alternative capacity of 86–95 kg per day depending on conditions. The machine’s storage can naturally hold about 20 kg of ice with a maximum stock capacity of 24 kg.
Powered by a single-phase 100V, 50/60Hz electrical supply consuming 370W to 430W, this unit offers efficient energy use while maintaining robust ice output. The compact footprint with dimensions 600 mm width x 600 mm depth x 800 mm height makes it suitable for installation in tight commercial or research environments.
This unit is offered used and sold as-is, with potential deviations from original factory specifications. It remains a reliable solution popular among biotechnology, clinical diagnostics, and bioprocessing facilities requiring flake ice for temperature-sensitive sample preservation, live-cell imaging workflows, and biomanufacturing cooling processes. Its flake-type ice output is essential for applications demanding rapid cooling and control of thermal conditions.
This flake ice maker is widely adopted in biomedical engineering and molecular biology research where precise temperature regulation is critical to experimental integrity and sample viability.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
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