- Ice-Boy’s published price guide describes ₹70,000–₹1,20,000 per machine as an indicative market range for 50–100 kg/day commercial machines.
- Ice-boy currently lists several commercial machines within or close to this capacity range.
- Ice-boy currently lists two 45 kg/day options with different commercial purposes.
- The Ice-Boy SQ-100 product page specification fields list:.
- The Ice-boy ZX-100 is also listed at 45 kg/day, with:.
Ice-Boy does not publish fixed online prices for the individual 45–60 kg/day models compared here. Its 2026 ice-machine price guide gives ₹70,000–₹1,20,000 per machine as an indicative market range for the broader 50–100 kg/day commercial category.
That range is a budget reference—not a model quotation or a price published specifically for the 45 or 48 kg/day machines. The final amount depends on the selected model, ice type, storage, configuration, taxes, delivery, installation and site requirements.
Ice-Boy’s published options in or near this range include dice, gourmet and bullet-ice machines. Choose the required ice type first, then compare rated production, storage, installation needs and the complete written quotation.
45–60 Kg Ice Machine Price in India: 2026 Budget Reference
Ice-Boy’s published price guide describes ₹70,000–₹1,20,000 per machine as an indicative market range for 50–100 kg/day commercial machines.
The guide does not publish a fixed selling price for the SQ-100, ZX-100, ZXS-100, SQ-120 or BVM-130. Buyers should request a model-specific quotation rather than treating the category range as a guaranteed price.
Before comparing quotations, confirm whether each offer includes or excludes:
- GST
- Freight, transport and unloading
- Installation and commissioning
- Water filtration or treatment
- Plumbing, drainage or electrical work
- Accessories
- Warranty coverage
- Preventive maintenance and service arrangements
The quotation should identify the exact model, ice shape, rated production, storage, electrical requirement, installation scope and applicable test conditions.
Ice-boy Commercial Options From 45 to 60 Kg/Day
Ice-boy currently lists several commercial machines within or close to this capacity range.
| Model | Ice type | Published production | Storage | Rated power |
| SQ-100 | Dice | 45 kg/day | 18 kg | 230 W |
| ZX-100 | Gourmet | 45 kg/day | 30 kg | 0.37 kW |
| ZXS-100 | Gourmet | 48 kg/day | 30 kg | 0.37 kW |
| SQ-120 | Dice | 55 kg/day | 18 kg | 0.26 kW |
| BVM-130 | Bullet | 60 kg/day | 25 kg | 0.37 kW |
The table follows the specification sections on the current Ice-boy product pages. Final model specifications and rated conditions should be confirmed in the latest technical datasheet supplied with the quotation.
The comparison shows that kg/day is only one part of the decision. Storage varies from 18 kg to 30 kg, and the machines produce three different ice shapes.
What 45 Kg/Day Capacity Provides
Ice-boy currently lists two 45 kg/day options with different commercial purposes.
SQ-100 Dice Ice Machine
The Ice-Boy SQ-100 product page specification fields list:
- Rated production: 45 kg/day
- Storage: 18 kg
- Rated power: 230 W
- Electrical supply: 230 V/50 Hz
- Published dimensions: 430 × 548 × 750 mm
The page’s descriptive copy contains conflicting information: it refers to an SQ-90 with 40 kg/day production. Buyers should therefore confirm the current SQ-100 model name, production rating and technical datasheet before ordering.
The 18 kg storage figure is separate from the machine’s rated 24-hour production. A machine can produce 45 kg across its rated daily cycle without holding the full 45 kg at one time.
ZX-100 Gourmet Ice Machine
The Ice-boy ZX-100 is also listed at 45 kg/day, with:
- Rated production: 45 kg/day
- Storage: 30 kg
- Batch output: 24 cubes
- Rated power: 0.37 kW
- Dimensions: H810 × W600 × D600 mm
- Machine weight: 75 kg
The ZX-100 is a different commercial proposition from the SQ-100. It produces gourmet ice rather than standard dice ice and provides 30 kg of listed storage instead of 18 kg.
Ice-boy positions its gourmet range for premium beverage service where cube clarity, presentation and slower dilution are commercially important.
Although SQ-100 and ZX-100 share the same published daily production, they should not be treated as equivalent machines. The buyer is choosing between different ice formats, storage capacities and intended service styles.
What Changes at 48 and 55 Kg/Day?
The ZXS-100 and SQ-120 provide two further steps within the range.
ZXS-100 Gourmet Ice Machine
The Ice-boy ZXS-100 specification currently lists:
- Rated production: 48 kg/day
- Storage: 30 kg
- Batch output: 24 cubes
- Rated power: 0.37 kW
- Electrical supply: 230 V/50 Hz
- Dimensions: H810 × W600 × D600 mm
- Machine weight: 75 kg
The published production is 3 kg/day higher than the ZX-100, while the listed storage, power, dimensions and weight are the same.
Before comparing their prices, buyers should ask the Ice-boy team to confirm the current difference in cube specification, configuration and intended application.
SQ-120 Dice Ice Machine
The specification fields on the Ice-Boy SQ-120 product page and the currently linked 2025 catalogue list:
- Rated production: 55 kg/day
- Storage: 18 kg
- Batch output: 55 cubes
- Rated power: 0.26 kW
- Dimensions: H750 × W548 × D430 mm
- Machine weight: 40 kg
The product-page title says 60 kg, but the structured specification fields and catalogue say 55 kg/day. This article therefore uses 55 kg/day as the published specification figure while requiring current written confirmation.
Compared with SQ-100, the SQ-120 keeps the same published storage while increasing rated production. Its commercial value depends on whether faster replenishment is more useful than additional storage at the buyer’s site.
What 60 Kg/Day Capacity Provides
The Ice-boy BVM-130 is the bullet-ice option in this capacity range.
Its current specification lists:
- Rated production: 60 kg/day
- Storage: 25 kg
- Batch output: 50 bullet-shaped cubes
- Rated power: 0.37 kW
- Stated electricity consumption: 5.30 units/day
The BVM-130 increases published production above the 45, 48 and 55 kg/day options while providing 25 kg of storage.
It also produces hollow bullet ice rather than solid dice or gourmet ice. This makes the machine relevant to beverage-led operations that require the cooling and service characteristics of bullet ice.
Buyers should obtain the latest dimensional drawing with the quotation before finalising the installation area, drainage and ventilation clearances.
Which Ice Shape Is Right for Commercial Use?
The correct model is not automatically the one with the highest daily production. Start with the ice required for service, then compare capacity and storage within that ice category.
Dice Ice
Ice-Boy’s SQ range produces solid dice-shaped ice. In this article’s range, SQ-100 and SQ-120 have published storage of 18 kg but different rated production figures.
Gourmet Ice
ZX-100 and ZXS-100 produce clear, solid gourmet ice. Both list 30 kg of storage—the largest published storage capacity among the five models compared here.
Bullet Ice
BVM-130 produces hollow cylindrical bullet ice. It is listed at 60 kg/day with 25 kg of storage.
Why 45–60 Kg Ice Machine Prices Vary
Several verified specification differences can affect the final price.
Production Capacity
The current product specifications range from 45 kg/day to 60 kg/day.
Higher rated output can support greater daily demand, but it adds value only where the business needs the additional production.
Storage Capacity
Published storage ranges from 18 kg to 30 kg.
Where demand is concentrated into a busy service period, greater storage can provide more ready ice before the machine needs to replenish the bin.
Ice-Making System and Ice Shape
Dice, gourmet and bullet machines perform different commercial jobs.
A price comparison should therefore be made between machines that produce the required ice type rather than between unrelated models with similar kg/day figures.
Machine Size and Installation
The models have different physical dimensions and weights.
Available floor or counter space, ventilation, drainage, water connection and service access should be checked before purchase.
Commercial Inclusions
Taxes, transport, unloading, installation, water treatment, accessories and site work may be handled differently in each quotation.
A lower machine price does not necessarily mean a lower installed cost.
45 Kg vs 60 Kg: Comparing Commercial Value
Moving from 45 kg/day to 60 kg/day adds 15 kg/day of rated production.
That is a calculated difference between the published headline capacities. It does not mean every buyer needs the larger model.
| Buying question | Why it matters |
| How much ice is used on the busiest day? | Establishes whether 45 kg/day provides enough rated capacity |
| When is the ice required? | Shows whether storage or replenishment speed matters more |
| Which ice shape is required? | Prevents comparison between machines serving different applications |
| What are the site’s air and water temperatures? | Rated production can change with operating conditions |
| What does the quotation include? | Allows total installed cost to be compared accurately |
Where measured peak demand remains comfortably within the working capacity of a 45 or 48 kg/day machine, additional production may provide limited benefit.
Where demand approaches the smaller machine’s available output, a 55 or 60 kg/day option can provide more production margin—subject to the required ice shape and site conditions.
Rated Output Depends on Operating Conditions
The published kg/day figure is a rated value, not a guarantee of identical output in every installation.
Ice-Boy’s currently linked 2025 technical catalogue states that daily production is based on:
10°C ambient air and 10°C incoming water
At 32°C ambient air and 25°C incoming water, production is stated to be approximately 30% lower.
The same catalogue note recommends an ambient operating range of 10°C to 38°C and appears on its bullet, gourmet and dice specification pages.
The 30% statement applies only to those comparison conditions. It should not be used as a universal deduction for every installation.
Compare required demand with expected output under the site’s actual air and water temperatures.
Listed Price vs Final Ice-Boy Quotation
A category price and a final model quotation are not necessarily the same amount.
Before comparing offers, confirm whether the Ice-boy quotation includes or excludes:
- GST
- Freight and transport
- Unloading
- Installation and commissioning
- Water filtration or treatment
- Plumbing, drainage or electrical work
- Accessories
- Warranty coverage
- Preventive-maintenance requirements
- Service arrangements
The quotation should also state the exact model, ice shape, rated production, storage, electrical requirement and applicable test conditions.
Ice-boy provides a direct Contact Us route for commercial enquiries and model selection. Its Service Support page provides the current support route for installed machines.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price of a 45–60 kg ice machine in India in 2026?
Ice-boy’s 2026 price guide places the broader 50–100 kg/day commercial category at approximately ₹70,000–₹1,20,000 per machine.
This is an indicative category range. The exact price depends on the selected model, ice shape, configuration and commercial inclusions.
What is the current Ice-boy BVM-130 price?
The official BVM-130 page uses a quotation-based sales process rather than displaying a fixed model price.
Buyers should request a current written quotation for the machine and installation location.
Which Ice-boy machines are available between 45 and 60 kg/day?
The live specification fields list:
- SQ-100: 45 kg/day
- ZX-100: 45 kg/day
- ZXS-100: 48 kg/day
- SQ-120: 55 kg/day
- BVM-130: 60 kg/day
Because the SQ-100 and SQ-120 pages contain conflicting descriptive or title information, confirm both models in the current written datasheet.
Which model has the largest storage capacity?
The ZX-100 and ZXS-100 currently list 30 kg storage.
The BVM-130 lists 25 kg, while the SQ-100 and SQ-120 list 18 kg.
Is a 60 kg/day machine always better than a 45 kg/day machine?
No.
The appropriate model depends on measured demand, storage requirements, ice shape, site conditions and total installed cost.
Does the machine price include delivery and installation?
This should be confirmed in the written quotation.
Taxes, transport, unloading, installation, filtration and site-related work may be listed separately.
How should a business choose the correct capacity?
Measure normal and peak-day ice use, record when the demand occurs, identify the required ice shape and confirm production under the site’s expected operating conditions.
Get the Current Price for an Ice-Boy 45–60 Kg Ice Machine
The right model should be selected according to the required ice type, measured peak-day demand, storage needs, available space, water conditions and installation location.
For an accurate model recommendation and price, share these requirements with the Ice-Boy sales team and request a complete written quotation.
Request a current Ice-Boy quotation for a 45–60 kg/day commercial ice machine
Existing customers can use Ice-Boy’s Service Support page for assistance with installed machines.
