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Flake ice maker producing 85 kg/day snow-type ice with 25 kg bin, stainless steel, air-cooled, ideal for biotech labs.
The Biobase FIM85 Flake Ice Maker is designed for continuous production of small, irregular snow-type ice particles, delivering up to 85 kg of ice per 24 hours with a 25 kg storage bin. Constructed with a stainless steel body and an anti-corrosion internal tank, this unit ensures durability and hygiene—critical in biotechnology, clinical diagnostics, and bioprocessing environments.
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The FIM85's reliable snow-type ice production supports live-cell imaging, cryopreservation, and molecular biology workflows by providing consistent, clean ice necessary for temperature-sensitive procedures. Its quiet operation and compact footprint make it suitable for tight laboratory spaces, hospitals, and biomanufacturing pipelines requiring precise temperature control and contamination prevention.
Additionally, the Biobase FIM120 model (Ref. FTC002-1) offers increased capacity at 120 kg/24 h with a 40 kg bin, making it ideal for larger scale biotech facilities. Both models emphasize energy efficiency, low noise, and use of environmentally responsible refrigerants, aligning with modern sustainable laboratory practices.
This flake ice maker is widely adopted in biotechnology research environments and critical in biopharmaceutical production pipelines, supporting applications such as molecular diagnostics, gene editing workflows, and synthetic biology experiments.
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With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.
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Last updated 4 September 2026
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