Automatic production of cups made from ice
The USSAN ice cup machine takes in water, forms cups made from ice and releases them automatically. These transparent cups are made of ice themselves, rather than being glasses containing ice. Review the product form and the two models when planning presentation in a bar, hotel or restaurant.
Product form and machine design
The machine has a stainless steel sheet and frame construction in a monobloc arrangement. The USS/BB-75 and USS/BB-150 differ in daily cup output, electrical connection and compressor power. The table below lets you compare the stated technical values.
| Model | Output (pieces/day) | Electrical connection | Compressor power (HP) | Refrigerant |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| USS/BB-75 | 75 | 220 V · 50 Hz · 1 phase + N,T | 2 | R404a |
| USS/BB-150 | 150 | 380 V · 50 Hz · 3 phases + N,T | 4 | R404a |
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Review the selected model’s electrical connection alongside the supply and operating conditions at your premises.
Storage after production
The ice cups are for single use and melt into water. Cups leaving the machine should be placed in bags and transferred immediately to a freezer. Plan the arrangement between production, freezer storage and the service point alongside the machine choice.
Original technical table
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Describe daily cup demand separately from the quantity you want available during busy service periods. The published table is a starting point for comparing electrical connections; share the actual supply available at your premises.
- Preferred model and estimated daily cup requirement.
- Busy service periods and freezer storage arrangements.
- Available water, electrical connections and machine space.
When comparing ice forms, remember that cups, spheres and tube ice are different products. Contact USSAN with your presentation requirements to discuss a model and output. Explore use in hotels, restaurants and bars.