Water and ice
Filtered water makes t
he best ice.
Feeding the ice maker with
contaminated or hard
water produces dirty, cloudy
ice that melts in drinks and
alters their flavour.
E' tempo di cambiare. E fare ancora di più.
Investire in un sistema di trattamento acqua può sembrare oneroso, ma i benefici superano di gran lunga i costi sostenuti. Lavastoviglie professionali sempre efficienti, poca manutenzione e eliminazione del tempo utilizzato per lucidare posate, piatti e bicchieri.
Not all water is the same
It is important to refine the water so that the ice
machine can produce clean ice.
If the water tastes bad, smells bad or contains
particles, your ice will look, taste and smell just
like the water. So, it’s important to filter the water
that makes the ice.
Untreated water
Untreated water
contains high levels of
sediments and could
damage or obstruct the
machine.
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Hard wate
Hard water contains high
levels of calcium and
magnesium.
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Soft water
Soft water contains
only small amounts of
calcium, magnesium and
carbonates.
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Improve your ice
An ice filtration system filters the water that feeds the ice machine by
eliminating chlorine, particulate matter and other contaminants that make the
ice cloudy. Hard water should be treated by acting on the minerals
responsible for the opaque appearance of the ice.
Treatment is worth it
Hard water creates build-up of limescale, which is a problem in ice production.
When the water freezes, the minerals crystallise and make the ice
opaque. Not to mention that the internal operation of the ice machine suffers
from the formation of build-up of limescale. Limescale in the long run damages
the equipment, which is why it is important to be in control of it, using a
water softener, a polyphosphate filter or reverse osmosis.
3 reasons to choose a treatment
Refining water for the ice maker
Prevents blockages in pipes
Ice, transparent like ice!
Water treatment methods
Water treatment for ice occurs mainly in two ways.
Filters
Through the use of polyphosphate filters, calcium and
magnesium ions are “coated”, preventing their aggregation, in this way no visible
particles (calcium carbonates and magnesium) are produced
making the ice more transparent.
Reverse osmosis
Thanks to the very high degree of filtration that characterises reverse osmosis
machines, it is possible to obtain extremely “clear” water, that is, free of suspended
particles, whatever they may be.
This lets you obtain an ice that is almost completely transparent and without
any taste at all, so that it does not alter the taste of the drinks,
only makes them colder!
Ice Products
The advantage of installing an ice filter or reverse osmosis machine is
obvious: you get clearer water, free of flavours or odours.
The better the water, the better the ice.
