A new ice machine from Hoshizaki America Inc. produces up to 352 pounds of ice per 24 hours. The ice-making apparatus is protected by a special antimicrobial agent, and features a stainless steel evaporator with no plating or chipping, which allows individual crescent-shaped ice cubes to form on both sides of the evaporator. For the user, this means clear ice formed from the purest water.
An alert system sounds an audible warning when the machine needs service.
The new UW150 washer-extractor from UniMac is a 150-pound machine designed to offer greater capacity than previous models, while occupying less space than comparable units, according to the manufacturer.
The device’s cylinder size, rapid jet-spray rinse and programming options all can help laundries save on labor expenses.
As the first anniversary of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita approach, mission-critical facilities around the country, from the hurricane-prone Gulf Coast to the earthquake- and flood-prone Bay Area of California are keenly aware of the challenges they face in keeping services running during and after such devastating events.
