Put our knowledge of the ice and
refrigeration industry to work for you.
importantly, we know how to apply that knowledge to help you make the right decisions for your business. We can
help you estimate your ice needs and help you select the right equipment.
Types of ice

Crescent ice
Crystal clear crescent ice, sometimes called half-moon ice, is a classic ice shape. Crescent ice resists clumping, making it an excellent option for cocktails, soft drinks and any other reason you need ice. And when a large supply of ice at the ready is needed, crescent ice’s slow melt rate makes it ideal for freezer storage.

Flake ice

Dice or half dice ice
Take drinks to the next level with slow melting dice ice. Its extraordinary shape resembles a flat square, almost as if someone sliced cube ice into smaller pieces. Dice ice is also perfect to showcase beautiful barware, as its small shape leaves less room around the cube, making drink glasses appear fuller.

Square ice
Bring sophistication and beauty to cocktails and specialty drinks with square ice. Highly versatile, square ice cools liquid quickly but melts slowly, maintaining the integrity of signature cocktails from start to finish.

Nugget ice

Sphere ice
Want to know more? Give us a call and let’s talk ice.
Our equipment
To safeguard your revenue stream, you need the best. The best service. The best support. And the very best ice-making and refrigeration equipment available to lease. 619 ICE’s equipment advisors will guide you through our commercial ice machine model selection from Hoshizaki, Manitowoc, Follet, MGR, and more. They’ll walk you through the model options and determine the best fit based on the amount of ice you need, the size of ice machine your business can accommodate, and your budget.
- Air Cooled Ice Machines
- Water Cooled Ice Machines
- Remote Cooled Ice Machine
- Commercial Water and Ice Dispensers
- Hands-Free Ice Dispensers
- Reach-in Refrigerators and Freezers
- Walk-in Refrigerators and Freezers
- Bar Back Refrigerators
- Refrigerated Prep Tables
Let us help you find the right equipment.
Caring for your equipment
and maintenance. These simple steps can help prevent potential problems down the road
and keep your ice machines—and your business—running efficiently.
Proper Ventilation
It’s important to keep fresh air flowing around your ice machines for maximum ice production. Without proper ventilation, ice cannot freeze properly, which can lead to problems. Check that you have enough space for hot air to escape so your machines can operate at peak performance. Before each installation, our ice experts will make our customers aware of requirements and suggestions for spacing your machine properly.
Cleaning
A clean ice machine is a more hygienic machine. Weekly: wipe down and sanitize the ice bin exterior. Monthly: empty, disinfect and sanitize the ice bin and underside of the machine. In addition to the health benefits, a properly cleaned machine can produce more ice while lowering water and electricity costs. 619 ICE checks for build-ups caused by dirt and mineral deposits. So by keeping it clean, you’ll also be keeping it efficient.

Drainage
Proper drainage is critical for ice and refrigeration equipment to operate at peak performance. Small amounts of water develop when ice is stored and slight melting occurs. Each ice machine has a required length for output. Our ice experts will make you aware of these recommendations before installation. Though the volume of water should be small, our installation experts will make sure that the water has adequate drainage.
Caring for your equipment
Outdoor and indoor temperature
When surrounding air temperatures rise above 85°F or drop below 20°F, the ice machine’s production rate can be impacted, resulting in slower ice production. Air cooled machines are particularly susceptible to such impact.
Water purity and quality
What difference does ice shape make?
The more surface area a piece of ice has, the faster it will melt. Flaked ice, with its thin chip-like consistency, melts the fastest while dense sphere ice melts the slowest.
Ice consistency
Machine mechanics
Expert technicians
“The 619 ICE employees
understand our business and
are always there to help us
when they say they will be there. They always come through.”
