Scotsman MXG937 Modular Ice Cuber with Storage Bin (400kg/24hr)
Product Description
The Scotsman MXG937 is a high-output modular ice cuber from Scotsman's MXG range, supplied here complete with a matching storage bin. The machine produces what Scotsman calls the Supercube —...
Specifications
- External depth (mm)
- 843
- External height (mm)
- 2281
- External width (mm)
- 773
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Product Description
The Scotsman MXG937 is a high-output modular ice cuber from Scotsman's MXG range, supplied here complete with a matching storage bin. The machine produces what Scotsman calls the Supercube — a solid, transparent, crystal-clear ice cube that melts slowly, chills effectively, and presents well in glassware. The storage bin holds a substantial quantity of ice ready for service, reducing the risk of running short during peak periods.
At 400kg of ice per 24 hours, this unit is designed for sites where ice demand is consistent and significant — busy bars, hotel operations, large restaurants, and event catering environments where running out of ice mid-service is not an option. The slow-melting nature of the Supercube is particularly relevant in drinks-led operations; less dilution means better-tasting drinks and less frequent ice runs for bar staff. The modular format also means the ice head can be stacked or repositioned if service requirements change over time.
From an operational standpoint, the MXG937 includes a number of features that reduce day-to-day management burden:
- Scotsman's XSafe UV sanitation system inhibits bacterial growth, mould, slime, and odours within the machine
- Agion antimicrobial protection is built into contact surfaces for ongoing hygiene between cleans
- Front-access condenser filter allows straightforward cleaning without specialist tools
- Electronic controls maintain consistent cube quality as ambient and water temperatures vary seasonally
- External indicator lights and a clean alert signal make it easy to monitor machine status at a glance
Installation requires careful planning. The MXG937 needs a 25-amp dedicated power supply, so electrical infrastructure should be confirmed before ordering. As a modular unit, it will also require adequate clearance for air circulation around the condenser — siting it in a confined or poorly ventilated area will affect performance and longevity. Water supply and drainage connections are required, and water quality matters: where mains water is particularly hard, a filtration system is strongly advisable to protect the ice-making components and maintain cube clarity over time.
This unit is best suited to high-volume bars, hotels, large restaurants, and catering operations where ice is a core part of service rather than an occasional requirement. It is not designed for light-use environments where a smaller counter-top or self-contained machine would be more proportionate. For operations with even greater throughput demands, higher-capacity modular options are available in the range. Equally, for sites with more modest needs, a lower-output model is likely to be a better fit both operationally and financially.
If you'd like to talk through whether this machine is the right match for your site — including power supply, water quality, or how to size the storage bin to your service pattern — our team is happy to work through the details with you before you commit.
Key Features
- Produces 400kg of solid Supercubes per 24-hour cycle
- Supplied complete with storage bin holding 181kg of ice
- XSafe UV sanitation system destroys bacteria, mould, and odours internally
- Front-access condenser filter supports straightforward routine maintenance
- Electronic controls sustain consistent cube quality across varying ambient conditions
Operational Benefits
- High output reduces risk of ice shortfall during busy service periods
- Slow-melting Supercubes minimise drink dilution in bar environments
- Built-in UV and antimicrobial protection lowers hygiene risk between deep cleans
- Clean alert and indicator lights reduce reliance on manual machine monitoring
- Modular design allows flexibility if service layout or demand changes over time
Specifications
- External depth (mm)
- 843
- External height (mm)
- 2281
- External width (mm)
- 773
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Frequently Asked Questions
- It depends on your service volume, menu, and whether ice is used beyond drinks — for example in food display or buffet service. A high-volume cocktail bar or hotel with multiple service points may find 400kg adequate with a well-sized storage bin, but operations with continuous peak demand should consider whether a higher-output unit would give them more headroom. It's worth mapping your estimated daily ice consumption before deciding.
- The machine requires a dedicated 25-amp power supply, so your electrical installation needs to be confirmed in advance. You'll also need a mains water connection, a suitable drain, and adequate ventilation around the unit — modular ice machines draw in air to cool the condenser, and restricted airflow in a tight recess will reduce efficiency and potentially shorten the machine's service life. Where mains water is hard, a water filter is strongly recommended to protect internal components and maintain cube quality.
- Water quality has a direct impact on both the clarity of the ice and the long-term condition of the machine. Hard water causes scale build-up on the evaporator and water system, which reduces efficiency and can lead to costly repairs over time. In most UK regions, fitting an inline water filter is considered standard practice rather than optional — and for a machine at this output level, it's a worthwhile investment in reliability.