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Manitowoc Indigo NXT iT0750 270kg Dice Ice Machine

SKU: FU245

£5,692.00(£6,830.40 inc VAT)
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  • In the event of equipment failure any parts needed will be provided 5
  • In the event of equipment failure an engineer will be sent for an onsite repair 3

The Manitowoc Indigo NXT iT0750 is a modular dice ice maker designed for sites with sustained, high-volume ice demand. It produces up to 270kg of dice ice per 24-hour period and sits at the upper end of the Indigo NXT range, making it a practical choice where ice supply is business-critical rather than incidental.

In busy service environments, ice machine performance is often measured not just by headline output but by consistency under pressure. The iT0750 is built to maintain production when ambient temperatures rise, which matters in kitchen or back-of-bar installations where heat from surrounding equipment or poor ventilation can compromise lesser machines. Its onboard diagnostics continuously monitor the ice-making cycle, helping to flag issues early and keep the unit running through service rather than requiring reactive maintenance at the worst possible moment.

From an operational standpoint, the iT0750 offers several advantages worth noting:

  • Adaptive output control reduces energy consumption during quieter periods without operator intervention
  • Dice ice format is well suited to cocktail service, soft drinks, blended beverages and food display
  • Stainless steel construction supports hygiene standards and withstands the demands of daily commercial use
  • Diagnostic programming reduces the time engineers spend fault-finding, lowering service costs over time
  • Modular design pairs with a separately specified storage bin, giving flexibility over total ice storage capacity

As a modular unit, the iT0750 requires a compatible ice storage bin, which is not included and should be specified separately based on your peak holding requirements. Water quality is a significant factor in ice machine longevity — limescale accumulation is one of the most common causes of premature component failure, and fitting an appropriate inline water filter is strongly advisable before installation. The unit requires a dedicated water supply, drain connection, and adequate electrical supply; ventilation clearance around the unit should also be confirmed during planning, particularly in enclosed or warm plant rooms.

This machine is best suited to high-volume operations — large hotel bars, busy restaurant groups, event catering, stadium or venue concessions, and similar environments where ice demand is consistent and substantial. For sites with more modest requirements, there are lower-output models within the Indigo NXT range that may represent a better operational and cost fit. Equally, for very large or multi-point installations, it is worth discussing whether a single unit or multiple smaller machines better suits your layout and resilience requirements.

If you are unsure whether the iT0750 is correctly sized for your site, or have questions about bin selection, water filtration or installation requirements, our team is happy to work through the details with you before you commit to a purchase.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know if the iT0750 is the right output for my site?

A useful starting point is to calculate your peak daily ice consumption across all service points — drinks, food display, bar service and any catering or event use. As a rough guide, 270kg per day comfortably supports large hotel bars, busy restaurant groups or venue concessions, but if your operation is smaller or more seasonal, a lower-output model within the Indigo NXT range may be a better fit. We can help you work through the numbers if you're unsure.

What installation requirements should I plan for before the machine arrives?

The iT0750 requires a dedicated cold water supply, a suitable drain connection, and an appropriate electrical supply — your installer should confirm exact requirements against the unit's technical data sheet prior to fitting. Ventilation clearance is also important: in enclosed or warm rooms, restricted airflow around the machine can reduce output and increase wear on components. A compatible storage bin will also need to be specified separately, as it is not supplied with the ice maker.

Why is a water filter recommended, and is it essential?

Limescale is one of the leading causes of ice machine failure in the UK, where water hardness varies considerably by region. Even moderate scale build-up affects ice quality, reduces production efficiency, and over time can cause serious damage to internal components including the evaporator. Fitting an inline water filter suited to your local water hardness is strongly recommended and, in hard-water areas, should be considered a prerequisite rather than an optional add-on.
Manitowoc Indigo NXT iT0750 270kg Dice Ice Machine

£5,692.00(£6,830.40 inc VAT)

£5,692.00(£6,830.40 inc VAT)

The Manitowoc Indigo NXT iT0750 is a modular dice ice maker designed for sites with sustained, high-volume ice demand. It produces up to 270kg of dice ice per 24-hour period and sits at the upper end of the Indigo NXT range, making it a practical choice where ice supply is business-critical rather than incidental.

In busy service environments, ice machine performance is often measured not just by headline output but by consistency under pressure. The iT0750 is built to maintain production when ambient temperatures rise, which matters in kitchen or back-of-bar installations where heat from surrounding equipment or poor ventilation can compromise lesser machines. Its onboard diagnostics continuously monitor the ice-making cycle, helping to flag issues early and keep the unit running through service rather than requiring reactive maintenance at the worst possible moment.

From an operational standpoint, the iT0750 offers several advantages worth noting:

  • Adaptive output control reduces energy consumption during quieter periods without operator intervention
  • Dice ice format is well suited to cocktail service, soft drinks, blended beverages and food display
  • Stainless steel construction supports hygiene standards and withstands the demands of daily commercial use
  • Diagnostic programming reduces the time engineers spend fault-finding, lowering service costs over time
  • Modular design pairs with a separately specified storage bin, giving flexibility over total ice storage capacity

As a modular unit, the iT0750 requires a compatible ice storage bin, which is not included and should be specified separately based on your peak holding requirements. Water quality is a significant factor in ice machine longevity — limescale accumulation is one of the most common causes of premature component failure, and fitting an appropriate inline water filter is strongly advisable before installation. The unit requires a dedicated water supply, drain connection, and adequate electrical supply; ventilation clearance around the unit should also be confirmed during planning, particularly in enclosed or warm plant rooms.

This machine is best suited to high-volume operations — large hotel bars, busy restaurant groups, event catering, stadium or venue concessions, and similar environments where ice demand is consistent and substantial. For sites with more modest requirements, there are lower-output models within the Indigo NXT range that may represent a better operational and cost fit. Equally, for very large or multi-point installations, it is worth discussing whether a single unit or multiple smaller machines better suits your layout and resilience requirements.

If you are unsure whether the iT0750 is correctly sized for your site, or have questions about bin selection, water filtration or installation requirements, our team is happy to work through the details with you before you commit to a purchase.