Geneglace F200 Ice Machine

• Preserving fresh fish and seafood in retail and processing environments.
• Cooling produce and baked goods during transport and storage.
• Maintaining product temperature in meat processing and butchery.
• Industrial chilling processes in chemical and pharmaceutical manufacturing.
• Creating ice displays for catering and event services.

Typical capacity

For this class of equipment, flake ice machines like the F200 typically produce between 200 kg and 500 kg of ice per 24 hours, depending on ambient and water temperatures.

Power supply

Units of this type commonly require a 3-phase electrical supply, typically 400V/50Hz, though specific motor ratings will vary.

Refrigerant type

As a unit without a compressor pack, it is designed to be connected to an external refrigeration system, which would typically use common industrial refrigerants such as R404A or R507.

Footprint

The main ice generator unit commonly has a compact footprint, typically under 1 square metre, allowing for flexible installation within a cold room or processing area.

Ice type

This model produces flake ice, known for its rapid cooling properties and gentle application, making it suitable for delicate products.

Water supply

A continuous potable water supply is required, typically with a pressure range of 1.5 to 5 bar, and often benefits from pre-filtration or softening.

• What does 'without compressor pack' mean?

  This means the unit is the ice generator component only. It requires connection to an external refrigeration condensing unit (compressor pack) to function, which is not included with this listing.

• What are the benefits of flake ice?

• Are spare parts readily available for Geneglace machines?

• What maintenance is typically required for a flake ice machine?

• Can this unit be installed in a cold room?

Cold rooms and refrigeration units are considered essential assets in food processing operations. Buyers typically prioritise reliability, energy efficiency, and ease of maintenance when selecting used models. Industry sentiment favours equipment from reputable manufacturers known for durability. Key considerations include checking refrigerant systems, insulation condition, and temperature consistency. Well-maintained units often deliver strong performance at reduced cost compared to new alternatives, making them attractive for budget-conscious operations seeking dependable temperature control.

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