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Professional ice cream machine

Our professional ice turbines are designed to accompany you as long as possible in your ice cream maker laboratory.

A powerful refrigeration unit, a high-end touchscreen interface and advanced ergonomics.

Welcome to the world of Hubert Cloix ice cream turbines.

Illustration of professional ice cream maker

Introduction of professional ice cream maker

Since their invention in the 1800th century, ice cream makers have revolutionized the way we enjoy one of the world's most beloved desserts. Originally, creating ice cream was a laborious process, requiring natural ice and salt to lower the temperature of the mixture, an impractical method reserved for an elite. That all changed with the arrival of the first mechanical ice cream machines in the early XNUMXs, ushering in an era of more accessible frozen treats.

You will discover on this page a video presentation of an old generation ice turbine.

Bowl of 3,5 liters
Bowl of 7 liters
Bowl of 14 liters
Bowl of 30 liters
Bowl of 50 liters

Advantages and technologies of our professional ice turbines

Discover the main technologies of our ice turbines for your ice cream laboratory.

View of the lid of a 14 liter professional ice cream maker
Robustness

We thought our ice turbine to face many ice seasons with minimal maintenance.

COOLING CAPACITY

In order to produce ice cream with ever more developed organoleptic qualities, the compressor of the professional ice turbine is powerful to chain the cycles.

Refrigeration compressor
Touch interface of Hubert Cloix machines
Program

With Hubert Cloix ice turbines, you benefit from the most high-end screen on the market to gain efficiency and functionality.

Valve outlet

In order to produce ice cream with ever more developed organoleptic qualities, the compressor of the professional ice turbine is powerful to chain the cycles.

Hubert Cloix professional ice turbine tank outlet

History of the ice cream maker and the ice cream turbine

The ice cream maker, ancestor of the modern ice cream maker, has its origins in the 16th century in Europe. Initially, these devices were simple manual containers where a mixture of ice and salt was used to lower the temperature of sweet ingredients, allowing the formation of sorbets and ice creams. The evolution of these machines took a significant turn in the 19th century with the invention of the mechanical ice cream maker by Nancy Johnson in the United States, which incorporated a crank to facilitate stirring. This innovation greatly simplified the process of making ice cream. With the advent of electricity and modern refrigeration in the 20th century, ice cream makers evolved into electric ice cream makers, offering greater efficiency and convenience, and becoming a fixture in both domestic kitchens and production industrial ice cream and sorbet.

Features of the ice maker

Robustness

Cooling capacity

Vertical tank

Ergonomics

Program

Made in France

Professional ice cream maker 50 liters
Turbine 180 liters / hour

Target customers

Ice cream maker 100%
Pastry craftsman 75%
Reference Hourly flow Width Depth Height Weight Food
HC-3 10 l 360 mm 660 mm 790 mm 70 kg SINGLE 230V
HC-5 (horizontal tank) 12 l 360 mm 650 mm 820 mm 97 kg SINGLE 230V
HC-7 30 l 480 mm 660 mm 1010 mm 110 kg TRI + N 400 V
HC-14 60 l 590 mm 750 mm 1140 mm 170 kg TRI + N 400 V
HC-30 100 l 442 mm 792 mm 1090 mm 270 kg TRI + N 400 V
HC-50 180 l 530 mm 930 mm 1206 mm 380 kg TRI + N 400 V

Maintenance and servicing of ice cream turbines

Professional ice cream makers are designed to be extremely sturdy and require relatively minimal maintenance, making them an ideal choice for heavy duty use in the frozen dessert industry. Components such as motor and tank outlet seals are manufactured to withstand daily wear and tear, minimizing the frequency of replacement or repair. The compressor, a key part of the refrigeration system, is also built to last and operate efficiently with basic maintenance, such as periodic cleaning of filters and ducts. As for the electrical part, modern ice turbines are equipped with secure and reliable systems, requiring only occasional checks to ensure that everything is in working order. In short, the robustness and quality design of these machines ensure long-term reliability with minimal maintenance, allowing professionals to concentrate on creating delicious frozen desserts without frequently worrying about maintenance.

 
 
 

Manufacture of artisanal ice creams and sorbets

Professional ice cream machines, much more robust and efficient than their domestic counterparts, are essential in the ice cream industry for producing frozen desserts on a large scale. These machines, equipped with a powerful refrigeration system and an efficient cold accumulator, make it possible to make superior quality ice cream with a creamy and smooth consistency. Designed to quickly cool the mix, they prevent the formation of ice crystals, thus guaranteeing soft textures, whether for Italian ice creams, sorbets or frozen yogurts.

These turbines use a dynamic turbine process where blades, often made of stainless steel, continually mix the mixture during the freezing cycle. This helps maintain a uniform texture and perfectly integrate all the flavors, from classics like vanilla and chocolate to more exotic flavors like mango or watermelon. The capacity of these machines generally varies according to industrial needs, with containers capable of holding several liters of ice cream.

Making ice cream in a professional context requires not only a high-performance machine but also particular attention to the choice of ingredients. The liquid cream base, whole milk, fresh or frozen fruit purees, and the different syrups and flavorings are carefully chosen for their ability to create delicious and indulgent ice creams. Additionally, adding additives like heavy cream or mascarpone can enrich the texture and taste.

In terms of functionality, these professional machines are often equipped with electronic displays, timers, and advanced cooling systems to allow precise management of the freezing process. They are also designed to be easy to clean and often dishwasher safe, which is essential for maintaining the hygiene standards required in food production.

Ultimately, professional ice cream machines are essential tools for ice cream parlors and frozen dessert manufacturers, allowing gourmets to delight with high-quality artisanal ice creams, while optimizing the production and consistency of the finished product.

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