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| Many companies sell commercial ice making equipment and some even offer general refrigeration too (including
cold rooms, ice makers and dispensers). Companies specializing in ice makers for commercial use include Manitowoc, Ziegra, Hoshizaki and Scotsman but in recent years we have seen the emergence of the home ice maker specialist. Noticeably the big commercial ice machine companies have not ventured into this area. The first home ice makers produced and marketed on an international scale were well received and sales were good. So good that it before long more manufacturers especially in China turned their energy to producing lots of variations. The result is a wide range of home ice making machines. Some have ice drawers at the front, others have top opening lids and there is a great choice of cosmetic options from white or black plastic casing to stainless steel machines. This means that whatever your kitchen color scheme there is probably a home ice maker to suit. The range of companies supplying home ice makers is as big as the range of the machines. You can buy a home ice maker from Walmart, Sears and Roebuck and Ebay plus mail order catalogs. |
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Ice Makers at International Trade Fairs & Exhibitions The
International Home and Housewares Show in Chicago |
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