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There are three basic types of ice. Click on an ice type below for
a description of each ice type and an explanation of how it is made.
Considerations such as utility costs and application suitability
are also provided.
Selecting the type of ice for your specific application is important
to both your customers’ satisfaction and your bottom line.
Each ice type has different properties: hardness, clarity, melting/cooling
speed, and liquid displacement, for example - and applications for
which it is best suited. The production process for each ice type
differs considerably, resulting in significantly different utility
consumption and life-cycle costs for the equipment.
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