The advantages and demand trends of direct cooling ice block machines are a new choice in the ice making market

The direct cooling ice makeris an upgraded ice making design with high automation and stable performance, which is the overall trend in the ice making industry today and has more advantages compared to traditional saltwater ice making technology. At the same time, due to the lack of salt water corrosion, the direct cooling ice block machine can be used for a long time without the need to replace the ice mold, resulting in more stable performance. The aluminum plate evaporator of the direct cooling block ice machine adopts a high-pressure evaporator, which improves the heat exchange efficiency between the refrigerant and water. While maintaining the stability of refrigerants and water, it can also effectively reduce the pollution of frozen food to the environment.

Under the "dual carbon" goal, the traditional technological route of industrial ice making plants has to be upgraded to achieve the green ice making goals of energy conservation, efficiency, environmental protection, hygiene, safety, and sustainability. Against the backdrop of achieving the "dual carbon" goal, various ice making equipment manufacturing enterprises have begun to explore the upgrading of direct cooling block ice machine technology, and "direct cooling block ice machines" have sprung up in the market like mushrooms after rain. The market has aggressively upgraded saltwater ice making technology, and various manufacturers have iterated on direct cooling ice blocks.

Direct cooling block ice technology can save up to 25 kilowatt hours of electricity per ton of ice compared to saltwater ice making technology. Each kilowatt hour of electricity saved will reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 0.997kg. Over the years, Icemedal refrigeration manufacturers and domestic peers have been working hard to promote Chinese made ice making technology and equipment to various parts of the world,and effectively contribute the strength of each enterprise to achieve the "dual carbon" goal.