- Ice-Boy’s official price guide publishes these indicative market-category ranges:.
- These are published production ratings.
- The BVM-210 product page and Ice-Boy’s currently linked catalogue agree on 95 kg/day production and 26 kg storage.
- The SQ-220 is Ice-Boy’s exact 100 kg/day option within this comparison.
- The right comparison begins with measured demand, not the nearest model name.
Ice-Boy does not publish a fixed online price for its SQ-220 100 kg/day machine. Its 2026 price guide gives ₹70,000-₹1,20,000 per machine as an indicative market range for the broader 50-100 kg/day category. This is not a confirmed SQ-220 price or quotation.
Ice-Boy’s published options from 95 to 140 kg/day include the BVM-210, SQ-220, SQ-275 and BUZ-330. They produce different ice shapes and provide between 26 and 60 kg of published storage.
Select a machine using measured peak-day demand, required ice shape, stock needed before the busiest service period, available space and expected output under the site’s air and water temperatures.
A machine can meet the required daily production on paper and still run short during a busy service period. Rated production, storage and hourly recovery answer different questions. Buyers should compare all three before choosing a model.
100 Kg Ice Cube Machine Price in India: 2026 Reference
Ice-Boy’s official price guide publishes these indicative market-category ranges:
| Published capacity category | Indicative market price |
| 50 – 100 kg/day | ₹70,000-₹1,20,000 per machine |
| 120-200+ kg/day | ₹1,30,000-₹2,50,000+ per machine |
The 95 and 100 kg/day options fall within the first category. The 125 and 140 kg/day options fall within the second.
These figures are broad market references. They are not fixed Ice-Boy model prices, seller offers or final quotations. Ice-Boy’s individual product pages use a quotation-based sales process.
Other Ice-Boy pages publish different approximate ranges for particular business types and ice formats. Those figures have different scopes and should not be combined to create an assumed SQ-220 price.
Ice-Boy Commercial Options From 95 to 140 Kg/Day
| Model | Ice type | Published production | Storage | Published power | Price status |
| BVM-210 | Bullet | 95 kg/day | 26 kg | Disputed | Quotation |
| SQ-220 | Dice | 100 kg/day | 30 kg | 760 W | Quotation |
| SQ-275 | Dice | 125 kg/day | 30 kg | 0.75 kW | Quotation |
| BUZ-330 | Bullet | 140 kg/day | 60 kg | 0.75 kW | Quotation |
These are published production ratings. They are not guaranteed output at every installation. The table also contains bullet and dice machines, so similar kg/day figures do not make the models commercially equivalent.
BVM-210 Specification Conflict
The BVM-210 product page and Ice-Boy’s currently linked catalogue agree on 95 kg/day production and 26 kg storage. They disagree on power and dimensions:
| Source | Published power | Published dimensions |
| BVM-210 product page | 0.65 kW | H890 × W625 × D705 mm |
| Currently linked catalogue | 0.38 kW | H850 × W675 × D600 mm |
Do not plan the electrical connection or installation space from either set without confirmation. Request the current BVM-210 technical datasheet with the written quotation.
What the SQ-220 100 Kg/Day Machine Publishes
The SQ-220 is Ice-Boy’s exact 100 kg/day option within this comparison. Its current product page lists:
- Rated production: 100 kg/day
- Storage: 30 kg
- Published power: 760 W
- Electrical supply: 230V/50Hz
- Published dimensions: 650 × 655 × 960 mm
- Ice type: Dice
The dimension order is not labelled on the product page. The page also does not display a fixed price or state the machine’s batch quantity, weight, warranty period or output at hotter operating conditions.
The SQ-220 is absent from Ice-Boy’s currently linked 2025 technical catalogue. Buyers should request the current technical datasheet, labelled dimensional drawing, machine weight, rating conditions and warranty terms before placing an order.
When 95, 125 or 140 Kg/Day Makes More Sense
The right comparison begins with measured demand, not the nearest model name.
BVM-210: 95 Kg/Day
The BVM-210 produces bullet ice and lists 26 kg of storage. It is only 5 kg/day below the SQ-220’s headline rating, but it produces a different ice format.
Its disputed power and dimensions must be resolved before comparing electrical and installation requirements.
SQ-275: 125 Kg/Day
The SQ-275 increases published production from 100 to 125 kg/day while retaining the SQ-220’s 30 kg published storage.
Its commercial difference is the higher daily production rating. It does not provide a larger quantity of stored ice before a rush than the SQ-220.
BUZ-330: 140 Kg/Day
The BUZ-330 produces bullet ice and lists 140 kg/day production with 60 kg storage. Its page also lists a machine weight of 190 kg and dimensions of H1100 × W730 × D730 mm.
Unloading, access and final placement should therefore be confirmed before delivery. Its larger production and storage figures do not automatically make it the correct choice for a buyer who requires dice ice.
Rated Production Depends on Operating Conditions
Ice-Boy’s currently linked catalogue states that its published daily production figures are based on 10°C ambient air and 10°C incoming water.
The catalogue states that production is approximately 30% lower at 32°C air and 25°C incoming water. It also gives a recommended ambient operating range of 10°C to 38°C.
The SQ-220 is not included in that catalogue. Buyers should ask Ice-Boy to confirm whether the same rating basis and approximate reduction apply to the current SQ-220 configuration.
Illustrative Capacity Calculation
Assume a business measures 70 kg of peak-day demand and the supplier confirms that the proposed machine will produce approximately 30% less under the site’s conditions.
If production is 30% lower, 70% of the rated capacity remains:
Required rated capacity = 70 kg ÷ 0.70
Required rated capacity = 100 kg/day
This is an illustrative calculation, not a recommendation for a particular model.
A 100 kg/day rating would only meet the temperature-adjusted requirement in this example. It leaves no separate allowance for growth, unusually busy days or production interruptions.
Demand buffer, temperature adjustment, growth allowance and storage reserve should be considered separately. Do not simply add 30% to demand.
Do not estimate hourly recovery by dividing kg/day by 24. Ice-Boy does not publish uniform hourly production for these models. Ask for expected hourly output under the proposed site conditions and compare it with the ice required during the busiest service period.
Bullet vs Dice Ice in This Capacity Range
The BVM-210 and BUZ-330 produce bullet-shaped ice. The SQ-220 and SQ-275 produce dice-shaped ice.
Compare prices between machines that produce the required ice format. A buyer who requires dice ice should not select a bullet machine solely because it provides a nearby production figure or more storage.
Request samples when glass presentation, portion size, bagging or crushing affects the decision. Use the ice in the actual application before confirming the machine format.
What Changes the Final Ice Machine Quotation
A final model quotation can differ from a published capacity-category range.
Before comparing offers, confirm whether each quotation includes or excludes:
- GST
- Freight and transport
- Unloading
- Installation and commissioning
- Water filtration or treatment
- Plumbing and drainage work
- Electrical work
- Accessories
- Warranty coverage
- Preventive-maintenance requirements
- Service arrangements
The quotation should identify the exact model and configuration. It should also state the ice shape, rated production, storage, electrical requirement, physical dimensions and applicable rating conditions.
Get These in Writing Before You Order
Request written confirmation of:
- The exact model and current revision being supplied.
- The final machine price and applicable GST.
- Freight, unloading, installation and commissioning charges.
- The current technical datasheet and dimensional drawing.
- Production at the site’s expected ambient-air and incoming-water temperatures.
- Hourly production or recovery during the planned service period.
- Storage capacity and whether a separate bin is required.
- Water quality, inlet pressure, filtration and drainage requirements.
- Electrical supply, connected load and recommended protection.
- Ventilation clearance and service-access requirements.
- Warranty terms, exclusions and service arrangements.
- Delivery time and commissioning responsibility.
These confirmations are especially important for the BVM-210 because its product page and catalogue conflict, and for the SQ-220 because it is missing from the currently linked catalogue.
Final Thoughts
Ice-Boy does not publish one fixed 100 kg ice machine price.
Its broad 50-100 kg/day market category is listed at ₹70,000-₹1,20,000 per machine. Its 120-200+ kg/day category is listed at ₹1,30,000-₹2,50,000+ per machine.
Use these figures only for early budgeting. Select the machine by measured peak-day demand, required ice shape, storage requirement, site conditions and installation constraints. Compare complete written quotations rather than category prices alone.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price of a 100 kg ice cube machine in India in 2026?
Ice-Boy does not publish a fixed SQ-220 price. Its broad 2026 guide lists ₹70,000-₹1,20,000 per machine as an indicative market range for the 50-100 kg/day category. A current written quotation is required for the SQ-220.
Which Ice-Boy machine produces exactly 100 kg/day?
The SQ-220 dice ice machine is currently listed at 100 kg/day with 30 kg storage and 760 W published power.
Is 100 kg/day guaranteed at every installation?
No. A published kg/day figure is a rated production value. Ice-Boy’s catalogue shows that output can change with ambient-air and incoming-water temperatures.
The current SQ-220 rating conditions should be confirmed because that model is absent from the linked catalogue.
Which Ice-Boy machines are available between 95 and 140 kg/day?
The options checked for this guide are:
- BVM-210: 95 kg/day
- SQ-220: 100 kg/day
- SQ-275: 125 kg/day
- BUZ-330: 140 kg/day
Which model has the largest published storage capacity?
The BUZ-330 lists 60 kg of storage. The SQ-220 and SQ-275 list 30 kg, while the BVM-210 lists 26 kg.
Does the machine price include delivery and installation?
This is not stated as a standard inclusion on the product pages reviewed. Confirm GST, freight, unloading, installation, commissioning and site work in the written quotation.
Get the Current Price for an Ice-Boy 95-140 Kg/Day Machine
A final recommendation should use the required ice shape, measured peak-day consumption, storage needed before the busiest period, available space, water conditions and installation location.
Request a current Ice-Boy quotation for a 95-140 kg/day commercial ice machine.
