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The SPIKA MS300 Slim HD is a modular ice cube maker optimized for large drinks venues with limited space. Every 24 hours it makes 305kg of SPIKA Half Dice ice cubes, a style of ice specifically designed to be harder and longer lasting, while offering superior cooling speed in beverages. And all from a slim-lined footprint.
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Please note: this ice maker must be installed by a qualified Plumber or Refrigeration Mechanic and have a water filter installed. Failure to do so may void the warranty on this product.
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“SKOPE is a very important part of the picture because we need concepts that work on many levels – our venues need to be labour-efficient and maintenance-efficient, and we need the confidence that the equipment we choose can be relied upon.”
“Choosing SKOPE was about design aesthetics, functionality, and also hygiene. But we also wanted to make sure we chose a product that we could clean easily and was from a brand that had a really fabled reputation founded on reliability.”
“SKOPE has worked extremely hard to develop their products and the technology that goes into them.”
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“Having used SKOPE in the past, I wanted to install SKOPE at Red Lantern due to the proven performance, quality and reliability.”
“The service and advice we've received from SKOPE is always outstanding and knowledgeable.”
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