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SKU: 440-KM520MAJ
Brand: Hoshizaki
Model: KM-520MAJ
Hoshizaki KM-520MAJ 22" Crescent Cube Ice Machine Head - 556 lb/24 hr, Air Cooled, 115v/1ph
The Hoshizaki KM-520MAJ delivers 556 lbs of premium crescent cube ice per day with H-GUARD Plus antimicrobial protection, stainless steel construction, and self-diagnostic monitoring for efficient commercial ice production.
Key Features
- •556 lb/24-hour ice production (480 lb AHRI-certified) for high-volume commercial kitchens and restaurants
- •H-GUARD Plus antimicrobial protection reduces slime, mold, and bacteria for hygienic ice production
- •Stainless steel evaporator resists corrosion longer than nickel-plated alternatives, extending lifespan
- •Self-diagnostic system with audible alerts speeds up maintenance and minimizes downtime
- •3-year parts & labor warranty + 5-year coverage for evaporator, compressor, and condenser
Starting from $4535.00/unit
Volume discounts available
The Hoshizaki KM-520MAJ 22" Crescent Cube Ice Machine Head is a high-performance solution for commercial kitchens and restaurants demanding reliable, high-volume ice production. With a 556 lb/24-hour capacity (480 lb AHRI-certified), this air-cooled machine is designed for durability and efficiency. Its H-GUARD Plus antimicrobial protection actively reduces slime, mold, and bacteria, ensuring hygienic ice production that meets the strictest food safety standards. The stainless steel evaporator resists corrosion better than nickel-plated alternatives, while the self-diagnostic system provides quick alerts for maintenance issues, minimizing downtime and maximizing uptime. Ideal for high-volume establishments like bars, hotels, and large restaurants, this ice machine combines robust construction with smart features like CycleSaver™ design to optimize energy use while maintaining consistent ice quality. With a 3-year parts and labor warranty plus extended coverage for the evaporator and compressor, the KM-520MAJ offers long-term value for businesses prioritizing performance and reliability in their ice production systems.