Most snowmaking equipment depends on cold outside air to freeze water droplets mid-flight. A supercooled water snow maker works differently — water is cooled directly to its freezing point inside the unit, forming ice crystals that are carried out through a hose and filtered into soft, real snow.
Water is chilled directly to freezing point inside the system, condensing into fine ice crystals rather than relying on cold ambient air to do the freezing. Those crystals travel out through a water hose, then pass through a filtering stage that produces a consistently soft, natural-feeling snow.
Because freezing happens inside the machine, not in mid-air, a supercooled water snow making machine isn't dependent on outside temperature or humidity the way fan-driven snow guns are. Output stays more consistent and less exposed to weather changes during operation.
The filtering step removes larger ice fragments before the snow reaches the ground, producing fine, soft snow rather than a gritty or granular texture — closer to the feel of natural snow
| Focusun Slurry Ice Snow Making Machine — Model Specifications | ||||
| Parameter / Model | FSI-10 | FSI-30(Containerized Syetem) | FSI-50(Containerized Syetem) | FSI-70(Containerized Syetem) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Daily Output | 10 Tons | 30 Tons | 50 Tons | 70 Tons |
| Power Supply | 380V/3P/50Hz | 380V/3P/50-60Hz | 380V/3P/50-60Hz | 380V/3P/50-60Hz |
| Total Power | 15.3 kW | 140 kW | 200 kW | 300 kW |
| Dimensions | 1.6*0.9*2m | 6*2.4*5.5m | 8*7*6m | 12*2.5*6m |
| Control System | PLC+HMI Syetem | PLC+HMI Syetem | PLC+HMI Syetem | PLC+HMI Syetem |
Supercooled water snow machine suits venues that need dependable, consistent output without relying on ambient air conditions — supplemental coverage for ski slopes, snow-play zones, and ice-landscape construction that requires a steady supply of soft snow.
Q: What is a supercooled water snow making machine?
It cools water to freezing point inside the unit, forming ice crystals that pass through a hose and filter into soft, real snow — not frozen mid-air like a fan-driven snow gun.
Q: How is this different from standard snow guns or snow cannons?
Standard equipment relies on cold outside air to freeze water in flight. This machine freezes water internally, so output depends less on ambient temperature and humidity.
Q: What does the snow actually feel like?
The filtering stage removes larger ice fragments, leaving fine, soft snow — closer to natural snowfall than a gritty texture.
Q: What kinds of projects use slurry ice snowmaking?
Anywhere a steady, weather-independent snow supply matters — ski slope top-ups, snow-play zones, and ice-landscape features.
Talk to a Focusun engineer about whether this machine is the right fit for your site and application.
