Powerful Snowfall Snow Machine Blower for Efficient Outdoor Snow Making Solutions with Remote Control

• Customization: Available
• Cooling Method: Direct Cooling
• Certification: ISO, CCC
• Model NO.: snow machine blower
• Condition: New
• Sprayer Type: Pump
• Brand: Zhenton
• Metal Type: Stainless Steel
• Color: Customized
• Resettlement Mode: High Tower Mounted, Truck Mounted, Fixing
• Fan Motor: 37kw
• Water Pump: 7.5kw
• Slewing Bearing: 0.18kw
• Horizontal Rotation Angle: 360°
• Pitching Angle: -10°-60°
• Control Methods: Remote Control/PLC
• Transport Package: Standard Export Wooden
• Specification: 80m
• Trademark: Zhenton
• Origin: Henan, China
• HS Code: 8424899990
• Production Capacity: 150 Set/Sets Per Month
• Package Size: 255.00cm * 209.00cm * 216.10cm
• Package Gross Weight: 1010.000kg

Product Description

Powerful Snowfall Snow Machine Blower for Efficient Outdoor Snow Making Solutions with Remote Control

 

Product Description

 

Snowmakers work by using a combination of compressed air and water to create artificial snow. Here is a brief introduction to their working principles:

• Water Supply: A snowmaker draws water from a source, such as a lake or a reservoir, through a hose. The water is then pumped to the snow - making machine under high pressure.
• Compressed Air Injection: At the same time, compressed air is generated by an air compressor and sent to the snow - making nozzle. The high - pressure air mixes with the high - pressure water at the nozzle.
• Atomization: The force of the compressed air breaks the water into tiny droplets. This process is called atomization. The smaller the droplets, the better the snow - making effect.
• Freezing: As the atomized water droplets are ejected from the nozzle, they are exposed to the cold air. If the outdoor temperature is low enough (usually below a certain critical temperature, often around - 2°C to - 4°C), the water droplets freeze immediately and turn into snowflakes.
• Distribution: The snow - making machine is usually equipped with a fan or other device to distribute the newly - made snow over a certain area, forming a layer of artificial snow on the ground.

Detailed Photos

 

Power	Fan motor	Kw	37
		Water pump	Kw	7.5
		Slewing bearing	KW	0.18
Main  performance parameters	Horizontal Rotation Angle(adjustable by remote controller or control panel )	°	360
		Pitching Angle(adjustable by remote controller or control panel )	°	-10°-60°
		Control methods	Remote control/PCL	Automatic control
		Max Throw Range	M	80meters *no wind conditions
		Air Volume	m³/h	118080
		Inlet Water Pressure	Mpa	0.3-0.8

Customer Cases

 

FAQ

1. Question: In which scenarios is a snowmaker mainly applied?
   Answer: It is mainly used in ski resorts to ensure that there is sufficient snow on the ski slopes and maintain the operation during the skiing season. It is also used in theme parks to create a snowy landscape and provide a winter atmosphere for visitors. Some film and television shooting bases also use it to set up snowy scenes.
2. Question: What are the requirements for the ambient temperature of a snowmaker?
   Answer: Generally speaking, the ambient temperature needs to be below 0°C, and the ideal temperature is between -2°C and -10°C. The lower the temperature, the higher the snowmaking efficiency and the better the quality of the snow. When the temperature is higher than 0°C, the water is not easy to condense into snow, and the snowmaking effect will be greatly reduced or even no snow can be made.
3. Question: Is there a difference between the snow made by a snowmaker and natural snow?
   Answer: There is a difference. Natural snow is formed by the sublimation of water vapor in the clouds, and its crystal structure is diverse and the shape is irregular. The snow made by a snowmaker is formed by the condensation of water after being atomized by mixing compressed air and water. The snow particles are relatively more uniform and are in the form of small particles. In terms of feel, natural snow is softer, and artificial snow is relatively more compact.
4. Question: Does a snowmaker have high energy consumption?
   Answer: The energy consumption is relatively high. Because when it is working, the water pump needs to draw a large amount of water and pressurize it, the air compressor needs to generate high-pressure air, and the motor may also drive the fan for blowing snow. The operating power of the equipment is large. For example, the power consumption of a medium-sized snowmaker per hour may be about 10 - 30 kilowatt-hours, which varies depending on the model, working duration, and environmental conditions.
5. Question: Is the maintenance of a snowmaker complicated?
   Answer: The maintenance has a certain degree of complexity. Before use, it is necessary to check whether the water and air pipelines are unobstructed and whether the components are damaged; during operation, parameters such as pressure and temperature need to be monitored. After use, the remaining water in the water pipes should be emptied to prevent the pipes from freezing and cracking in winter. The filter needs to be cleaned regularly, and vulnerable parts such as nozzles need to be replaced to ensure the performance of the snowmaker and the quality of the snow made.