Posted on March 12th, 2010 by admin
Ice cube making machines for ultra convenience.
Ice cubes come in various shapes, sizes and types. Such as flake ice and gourmet, superdice or contour ice cubes. But to have this ice it is necessary to own ice cube making machines. Ice cubes can also fill a variety of functions. Apart from keeping your beverage cool in a glass or flask or other vessel, it can be used in your cooler box to keep your food fresh and cool for picnics etc. Hospitals and laboratories use ice cube making machines for ice cubes to keep blood specimens and donor organs at the correct temperature for transport. Restaurants, hotels and other food and beverage industries use ice to keep the food in their salad bars fresh and cool.
There are many ice cube making machines on the market to choose from. The largest, an industrial ice machine, is used in supermarkets, deli’s, hospitals etc. to create a constant flow of ice to meet a very large demand for the ice in these facilities. Smaller ice cube making machines are used in bars and restaurants to supply there patrons with ice. Ice flake machines make small hard bits of ice that can replace the need to crush ice for cocktails, seafood buffets and salad bars. And then there are the smaller compact ice machines that can fit on or under your countertop to ensure that you never run out of ice again.
As ice has become such an essential part of our every day lives, it follows that and ice machine may have varied benefits for you. One of these benefits is producing ice for re-sale. All that you need is an ice cube making machine and a constant flow of water and electricity to produce ice cubes. There is no skill involved in the making of ice so just about anyone can start a small business from home selling ice to various industries. The ice produced is sold at a 100% profit margin.
Purchase any one of the many ice cube making machines to fulfil any of the above requirements and make your life just that little bit easier. For further information on these products and services visit www.icesystems.co.za or call us on 010-590-0609.
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Posted on March 11th, 2010 by admin
An ice cube machine for fun in the sun.
Imagine reclining on a tropical beach under a wide white umbrella, a slight cooling breeze caressing your face and the sound of the waves gently lapping at the white sand. A waiter arrives, cocktail in hand and gives you your drink. Your lips close around the straw and you take a long drink of liquid that is as warm as the summer day. No ice. This happens more often than you realise. Some tropical islands charge for ice cubes and there never seem to be enough. It is not the lack of an ice cube machine that is the problem, but a lack of clean drinkable water. Most tropical islands come with the warning not to drink the water. All sorts of filters and water tablets have been designed to combat this problem. Similarly, a filter can now be placed on or in an ice cube machine for health and safety reasons. Nobody wants to spend their holiday sick to their stomach. In fact many tourist agencies recommend that you use bottled water to brush your teeth.
An ice cube machine with a filter attached can make those moments of sipping a cold cocktail on a quiet tropical island beach stress free. Not only that, but the abundant seafood buffets will remain fresher and cooler on a bed of ice than just standing in the open. The salad bar will serve fresh crisp lettuce and the fruit will be juicy, sweet and colourful.
In addition, an ice cube machine outside your hotel room, or even inside your room can make your vacation that much more enjoyable. You wouldn’t have to leave your room every time you wanted to have a drink. Let’s face it, an ice bucket full of ice does not last that long in the tropical climes, even with air conditioning. Imagine having an ice cube machine in your home to deliver all the same joys as having ice on demand on a tropical island vacation.
Treat yourself to an ice cube machine to bring you just that little bit closer to convenience and luxury.
For further information on these products and services visit www.icesystems.co.za or call us on 010-590-0609.
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Posted on March 10th, 2010 by admin
Hotel Ice Machines
Have you ever wondered about the amount of bacteria and germs that can be found in hotel ice machines? Just think about all the hundreds of people that stick their grubby little hands in the machine trying to fill an ice bucket. How many ice cubes do they touch and leave behind for the next person? Just think about the amount of international guests staying at the hotel and imagine being exposed to all the pathogens from their country. With the recent panic regarding the swine flu epidemic, wouldn’t it make sense to do away with hotel ice machines all-together? Not to mention that you never know if the water used to produce the ice has been filtered. Most countries that you visit on vacations or business trips do not have safe drinking water but people seldom worry about the water used to make the ice cubes in your drinks. Ice is also used in the restaurant buffets and salad bars to keep food fresh. This food still stands open to all sorts of environmental hazards.
There have of course been technological advancements made in hotel ice machines. External water filters can be placed on the ice machines or newer models include an internal filter to ensure clean water is used to produce ice cubes. The other option is an ice and water vending machine. This allows the machine to give a certain amount of ice in a plastic bag without human hands ever coming into contact with the ice.
Many people are under the mistaken belief that because ice is cold, the temperature alone will eliminate dangerous bacteria and disease. The truth is that many viruses and other germs are not only happy in the cold, but thrive. Needless to say you wouldn’t want your clients to contract a disease from something in their ice cubes.
So before staying in a foreign country and using hotel ice machines make sure that the water is filtered and that some other type of precaution is being taken to eliminate anything that may be harmful to your health. For further information on these products and services visit www.icesystems.co.za or call us on 010-590-0609.
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Posted on March 9th, 2010 by admin
A compact ice machine – suitable for home and commercial use.
While there are many types of ice machines on the market, the compact ice machine is best for home use. This smaller model fits perfectly under countertops or can sit on top of a bar or kitchen counter. The compact ice machine will cope with demand of ice in a small to medium household. It is easy to maintain and requires only a constant supply of water and electricity. A small ice machine filter can be attached to the compact ice machine to ensure that the water flowing through the ice machine is not only healthier for you and your family but will minimize breakages and repairs. Ice can be packaged and placed in your freezer should you require more ice than the ice machine can generate for times when there are more people in the home than normal.
The compact ice machine can also provide an adequate supply of ice for smaller food and beverage industries such as bars and small coffee shops. Gourmet compact ice machines are also available to produce ice cubes that are different sizes and shapes. These ice machines can be either free standing or a built-in unit. There are also portable compact ice machines suitable for small catering businesses. These ice machines can also be suitable in an office environment to supply employees with cool beverages constantly. There are also compact ice vending machines ideal for bed and breakfasts and small motels.
There are also a variety of freezing procedures available. The compact ice machine is a self contained unit available with air cooling and water cooling techniques. Air cooling is faster and therefore more efficient and economical. Water cooling produces bigger ice cubes that can last longer. Compact ice machines also come with a storage bin which allows you to store ice whilst your ice machine continues to make more ice.
Choosing the right ice machine can be difficult as it must run twenty-four hours a day, three hundred and sixty five days a year. So arm yourself with as much information as is available regarding a compact ice machine before making a purchase. For further information on these products and services visit www.icesystems.co.za or call us on 010-590-0609.
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Posted on March 9th, 2010 by admin
Commercial ice machines – you could sell ice to an Eskimo.
Could you sell ice to an Eskimo? Just imagine an Eskimo with an ice pick chipping away at an iceberg, attempting to make as many ice cubes as produced by commercial ice machines. Not only could he never produce the same amount of ice cubes as commercial ice machines do, but the ice cubes would not be uniform. Thus it might be deduced that an Eskimo would indeed have a need for such a machine. As said machine produces ice, it would therefore follow that it would be possible to sell ice to an Eskimo. Why would an Eskimo require so much ice? To sell back to you, of course.
Commercial ice machines are used in supermarkets, bottle stores, petrol stations and other businesses to produce ice for re-sale. You do not have to run or own one of these businesses to sell ice. The re-sale of ice has become a viable business model. As the making of ice requires no skill and only water and electricity, you could begin your own small business selling ice from home. The initial outlay would be for a commercial ice machine, and plastic bags to package the ice in. Once you have paid for your ice machine, the water and electricity, you will be making pure profit. As ice sells at 100% of production cost, you could grow a substantial business with little trouble.
If an Eskimo could be seen to have a need for ice, then in a sunny warm country like South Africa, there must be a market for your product. Catering companies, restaurants, bars and other small grocery stores would require great amounts of ice. You could go one step further and buy deep freezers with your logo on to put in stores and garages filled with ice produced by you. You could hire staff to produce the ice and deliver it to your respective clients. You could be a proud business owner and take full control of your finances.
You can receive your proposal to start your own small business today. For further information on purchasing commercial ice machines please visit www.icesystems.co.za or call us on 010-590-0609.
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