Description
Flake ice maker UFP 0399 AF is a higher-capacity laboratory flake ice unit for facilities that need substantial ice volume for sample cooling, packing, and process support. The appliance offers a tank content of 55 kg and operates at 700 W, addressing larger or more continuous ice requirements in research, analytical, and technical laboratory environments. Weighing 111,000 kg and supplied as 1 pc, it is configured as a dedicated flake ice maker among laboratory refrigerators and freezer appliances. Flake ice remains a practical medium for surrounding vessels and temperature-sensitive goods because of its mouldable structure and high contact area. This UFP 0399 AF model from manufacturer Manitowoc combines an elevated tank capacity with a clearly stated power rating, supporting selection where ice demand exceeds smaller bench-scale units. It is appropriate for laboratories and related workspaces that organise cold-chain logistics, temporary sample holding, and routine cooling tasks around a central flake ice source, based solely on the documented tank content, power, and unit data.
This article belongs on Laboratory refrigerators & freezers, in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Flake ice maker
- Model: UFP 0399 AF
- Tank content: 55 kg
- Power: 700 W
- Weight: 111,000 kg
- Technical Information Sheet:
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