Shave-Ice Accessories

Foot Switch for any Ice Shaver (#1008)
Ice Molds with Lids (#1085)
Galvanized Steel Ice Block Molds (#1487)
Ice Mold Bags (#1488)
Food Prep Sanitary Gloves (#1063)
Food Prep Sanitary Gloves (#1063BG)

Shave Ice Containers:

World's Fair Snow Sundae Cup (#1064)
Hawaii's Finest® Printed Styrofoam Container Cup (#1407)
16 oz. Hawaii's Finest® Printed Styrofoam Container Cup (#1408)

Replacement Shave Ice & Ice Shaver Blades:

Blades for Sno-Konettes & Shavettes (#22017)
Blades for Bliz Whiz (#12025)
Blades for Shavatron (#39031)
Blade for #1007 & #1027 Shave Ice (#12094)
Blade for #1047 Shave Ice (#12263)
Blade for Shavemaster II (#12328)
Blade for New Orleans Block Ice Shaver (#12281)
Diamond Blade Sharpener (#1026)

See also:

Equipment

Bottles / Racks

Foot Switch for any Ice Shaver (#1008)

It takes two hands to properly prepare a serving of Shave Ice! To make the task easy, plug the machine into the foot switch outlet and plug the foot switch cord into the power supply. Turn the shaver on and off as needed to make perfect Shave Ice servings every time!

Ice Molds with Lids (#1085)
One Dozen Ice Molds with Lids (#1085DZ)

When you use a Block Ice Shaver, insuring an adequate inventory of blocks to shave is your responsibility.
When you are out of round blocks, you may be out of business! It is important to have a dozen or two molds "working" at all times - then pack your blocks in poly bags and repeat the freezing process.
One Dozen Ice Molds with Lids (#1085DZ) illustrated here.

Galvanized Steel Ice Block Molds (#1487)

When you have a Block Ice Shaver and you are out of block ice, you are out of business! Don't let that happen to you! Freeze your own. Keep several hundred pounds of blocks in the freezer for those really busy days. It's also important to have the correct size bag. Includes 10 bags.
5" x 5" x 12" (13 x 13 x 30 cm).

Ice Mold Bags (#1488)

The bags listed here are specially-sized for Ice Mold #1487 above.
250 count pack. 5" x 5" x 12" (13 x 13 x 30 cm), 1.5mil.

Food Prep Sanitary Gloves (#1063)

Approved for food preparation, these gloves are a must for any Shave Ice operation. Your employees can form the ice into "ice balls" more easily.
1000 count.

Food Prep Sanitary Gloves (#1063BG)

100 count.

Shave Ice Containers

Shown below are three basic Shave Ice Cups.

World's Fair Snow Sundae Cup (#1064)

This is a really specialized container that sells extremely well when you "layer" the flavours.
Case of 300.

Hawaii's Finest® Printed Styrofoam Container Cup (#1407)

The Styrofoam #1407 is the most popular by far. If Styrofoam is illegal in your country, use a clear plastic Cocktail Glass.
Case of 500

16 oz. Hawaii's Finest® Printed Styrofoam Container Cup (#1408)

Case of 500.

Replacement Shave Ice & Ice Shaver Blades

When the blades are dull, the motor works harder and runs hotter. All ice shaver motors have "thermal overload" protection.
It's important to know how to change blades. Most owner-operators know how to do this.
BE CAREFUL! When you have honed the blades on the #1026 Diamond Blade Sharpener, the edges are extremely dangerous.

Always own a spare blade or set of blades.
Sharpen them at your convenience when you change so you always have a sharp set ready to go.
Some Shave Ice people sharpen blades on a daily basis in busy locations. Some Sno-Konette owners don't change blades even once a year. Sharp blades will shave finer snow. Fine snow has a higher perceived value and commands a higher price.

If your machine does not have an adjustable blade, then it helps to have a thin metal gauge to help you get the correct setting. Replacement blade sets include a gauge.

Blades for Sno-Konettes & Shavettes (#22017)

Blades for Bliz Whiz (#12025)

Blades for Shavatron (#39031)

Blade for #1007 & #1027 Shave Ice (#12094)
Blade for #1047 Shave Ice (#12263)

Blade for Shavemaster II (#12328)

Blade for New Orleans Block Ice Shaver (#12281)

Diamond Blade Sharpener (#1026)

Some people sharpen their shaver blades daily. The colder your ice, the more frequently you need to bring back the razon edge with a diamond sharpener.