How Much Do Ice Machines Cost? Compare Ice Maker Prices

Compare prices on ice machines for hotels, restaurants, convenience stores, and more. Commercial ice makers cost between $1,950 – $7,400.

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Sample Costs of Ice Makers – Compare Price and Save

Brand	Ice Machine Model	Rating	Average Price	Compare Prices
	Follett 7CI100A Sold for $2,900		$3,250
	Scotsman CU0920MA-1A		$1,900
	Scotsman HID312A-1A		$3,800
	Manitowoc UD-0140A Under Counter Ice Maker		$1,799
	Ice-O-Matic Undercounter Ice Maker GEMU090		$2,450
	Hoshizaki C-101BAH-AD Undercounter Ice Maker		$2,900
	Manitowoc RF-0266AUndercounter Flake Ice Machine		$3,500
	Manitowoc RNS-0385A Undercounter Nugget Ice Machine		$3,400
	Manitowoc RNS 12A Mugget Ice Maker		$3,950
	Scotsman HID312-A Ice Dispenser		$3,700
	Servend M-45 Ice Dispenser		$1,750
	Ice-O-Matic GEMD270A Countertop Nugget Ice Maker		$4,500
	Scotsman HID540A-1 Countertop Ice Dicpenser		$5,958
	Scotsman N0622-1 Nugget Ice Maker		$4,600
	Kold Draft T284 Ice Crusher		$3,900
	Scotsman F0822A-1 Flaker Head Ice Machine		$4,470
	Kold Draft T281 Ice Crusher		$3,840
	Hoshizaki F-1001MAJFlake Ice Maker		$5,800

Additionally, there are options for an ice maker lease. Our suppliers can help answer other questions about your ice machine, such as:

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Breaking Down the Cost of Commercial Ice Makers: What to Expect

Below, we break down the cost of commercial ice makers and discuss what factors can affect the price.

1. Types of Commercial Ice Makers

There are three main types of commercial ice makers: modular, undercounter, and countertop. The type you choose can impact the cost.

Modular ice makers are the most expensive type and are designed to produce large quantities of ice. They are typically used in settings where ice is required in bulk, such as hotels or hospitals.

Undercounter ice makers are smaller and more affordable. They are ideal for businesses with limited space and do not require a lot of ice.

Countertop ice makers are the most budget-friendly option. They are the smallest and can fit on a countertop. These ice makers are best for small cafes, convenience stores, and other businesses that don’t require a lot of ice. Depending to the type of ice maker, your price range will be between $1,600 – $2,900.

2. Capacity

The capacity of a commercial ice maker refers to the amount of ice it can produce in a day. The more ice a machine can make, the more expensive it will be.

For example, a modular ice maker can produce up to 1,000 pounds of ice per day, while an undercounter ice maker may produce only 100 pounds per day. The capacity you need depends on your business’s demand for ice.  Low Capacity ice makers costs around $1,400 while ice makers with high capacity run upwards of $4200.

3. Type of Ice

The type of ice produced by a commercial ice maker can also impact the cost. Most ice makers produce cube or crescent-shaped ice, but some machines can produce specialty shapes like nugget, flake, or gourmet ice.

Specialty ice is more expensive to produce and requires more advanced technology, making the machines that produce it more costly.

4. Energy Efficiency

Energy efficiency is an important consideration when purchasing a commercial ice maker. A more energy-efficient machine will save you money in the long run, but it may be more expensive upfront.

Look for ice makers that are ENERGY STAR certified, as they are designed to be more energy-efficient and can help reduce your energy bills.

5. Brand and Warranty

The brand you choose can also affect the cost of a commercial ice maker. A well-known brand with a good reputation for quality and reliability may be more expensive than lesser-known brands.

Additionally, the warranty offered by the manufacturer can impact the cost. Longer warranties can provide greater peace of mind, but they may also increase the price.

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