Scotsman ACM177 Self-Contained Ice Cuber (84kg/24hr)

Product No: ACM177

Product Description

The Scotsman ACM177 is a self-contained ice cubing machine that produces and stores ice within a single unit, without the need for a separate remote condenser or standalone ice bin. It produces Scotsman's characteristic supercube — a thimble-shaped, crystal-clear cube that is well regarded in hospitality for its slow-melt properties and clean appearance in drinks service.

In a busy commercial environment, the ACM177 is well suited to moderate-volume operations — a pub, hotel bar, restaurant, or café where consistent ice availability through service periods matters but output demands don't require a larger modular system. The integrated storage capacity means staff can draw on a reserve of ice through peak service without waiting on fresh production cycles, and the front-to-front airflow design allows the unit to be built into a counter run without rear clearance, which is a practical advantage in tighter bar or back-bar configurations.

Key operational features worth noting:

  • Front-access condenser filter is removable and washable, reducing the need for engineer visits for routine maintenance
  • Electromechanical controls keep the machine straightforward to operate and fault-diagnose in a working kitchen
  • AgION antimicrobial agent embedded in moulded plastic components helps limit bacterial transfer within the ice-contact areas
  • A vapour-based microbial control pouch in the storage bin and a patented anti-scale system within the water circuit support hygiene and machine longevity
  • A visible alarm indicator on the front panel alerts staff to routine maintenance requirements before they become operational problems

Installation is relatively straightforward compared to modular ice systems, but there are practical points to confirm before ordering. The unit requires a mains water connection, a suitable drain, and an appropriate electrical supply. Because it uses front-panel airflow, it can be installed in a built-in position, but adequate clearance at the front must be maintained at all times — blocking the airflow will affect performance and could cause the machine to fault. In hard water areas, fitting a compatible inline water filter is strongly advisable; scale build-up is the most common cause of premature wear on ice machines, and failure to protect the water supply may affect warranty cover.

The ACM177 is a practical choice for single-site operations with moderate daily ice requirements — broadly, venues serving ice consistently through lunch and evening service without the volume demands of a large hotel operation or high-throughput cocktail bar. For sites with significantly higher daily ice requirements, or where ice serves multiple outlets, a larger-capacity machine is likely the more appropriate route.

If you're unsure whether the ACM177 matches your service volume or installation setup, our team is happy to talk it through before you commit to a purchase.

Key Features

  • Produces up to 84kg of clear supercubes per 24-hour cycle
  • Self-contained design with integrated ice storage in a single unit
  • Front-panel in-and-out airflow supports built-in counter installation
  • Removable, washable front condenser filter for straightforward DIY maintenance
  • Patented anti-scale water system helps protect internal components from hard water damage

Operational Benefits

  • Consistent ice availability through peak service without waiting on production cycles
  • Built-in installation capability saves floor space in tight bar configurations
  • Front-access maintenance reduces engineer call-out costs for routine servicing
  • Antimicrobial material treatment supports hygiene standards in ice-contact areas
  • Visible front-panel alarm alerts staff to maintenance needs before service is disrupted

Specifications

External depth (mm)
600
External height (mm)
1079
External width (mm)
680
Power type
13amp Plug

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Regular price £2,402.00 exc. VAT £2,882.40 inc. VAT
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  • Equipment may be supplied with a moulded plug but may be more suitably connected to a fused spur
  • In the event of equipment failure an engineer will be sent for an onsite repair
  • In the event of equipment failure any parts needed will be provided