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How does a snow cone maker work?

Updated: 11/7/2022
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There are several types of snow cone machines, but the two main ones are Ice Shavers and Ice Crushers. Below are some common characteristics of these machines:

Ice Shavers:

1. Utilize large blocks of ice (roughly 5-10lbs in weight).

2. They can be driven by a motor or by hand.

3. The block of ice is spun in circles over an adjustable blade and gathered in a cup or bowl.

4. Shaved (or planed) ice is typically finely shaved, but can also be shaved coarsely.

Ice Crushers:

1. Utilize ice cubes like you would by in a bag.

2. They can be driven manually or by a motor.

3. Cubes of ice are forced toward multiple spinning (non-adjustable) blades with a plunger.

4. The final product is almost always very coarse and resembles very small pieces of ice more than it resembles snow.

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