15 Ton Mold Ice Machine

 Mold Ice Machines and Brine System: Long-Term Cooling with High Capacity

Block ice machines are devices commonly used to produce large amounts of ice, providing high efficiency on an industrial scale. These machines ensure superior efficiency and durability in ice production, especially when operated using the **brine system**. Brine is a salty water solution that prevents water from freezing and absorbs heat around the water during the ice production process. This system enables faster and more efficient ice production, as well as ensuring that the produced ice lasts longer.

Ice Production with Brine System

The **brine system** is a cooling method that uses salty water similar to seawater. In block ice machines, the brine solution is used as a coolant, thereby lowering the freezing temperature of the water. Water that normally begins to freeze at 0°C can be lowered to several degrees below this temperature with a salty water solution. This feature is very beneficial, especially for businesses wanting to make ice rapidly with **high capacity**.

Thanks to the brine system:

- **Ice production time is shortened:** Water immersed in salt freezes faster, allowing machines to produce ice more quickly.

- **Energy efficiency increases:** Lower temperatures and rapid freezing process enable high-volume ice production with less energy consumption.

- **Ice durability is ensured:** Ice produced with the brine system lasts longer with low melting rates. This provides a significant advantage, especially during transportation and storage.

Long-Lasting Ice with High Capacity

Ice produced in block ice machines typically emerges as large and dense blocks. These ice blocks melt much more slowly than small ice cubes because their large surface areas are exposed to less heat. Ice produced with the **brine system** is much more resistant to melting. This brings the following advantages:

1. **Long-Term Cooling and Chilling:** The low melting rate of ice provides a significant advantage, especially in hot climate conditions or logistical processes. The produced ice keeps transported goods cool and fresh.

2. **Less Heat Loss:** Due to having less surface area, ice blocks maintain the cooling process applied to liquids, foods, or other products for a longer time. This is crucial for **maintaining the cold chain**.

3. **High Capacity:** Machines based on the brine system can have larger capacities. These machines capable of high-volume ice production are indispensable for businesses operating at an industrial level.