Ice cream at the kiosk.
Campsite, lake, mountain, pool: long queues, little space, quick cleaning. That is how we work ourselves, for six seasons now at our kiosk in Pertisau at the Achensee.
In short
For a kiosk with long queues, a powerful soft serve machine fits, ideally water-cooled where it is hot and cramped, plus a slush machine. Pasteurisation saves cleaning and mix. We only recommend what we have experienced at our own kiosk.
- Soft serve
- Nissei or Spaceman, with pump
- Cooling
- Water, where it is hot and cramped
- Slush
- CAB
- Experience
- 6 seasons at our own kiosk
What fits you
The right machines
Nissei Titan Duo
Two flavours and twist, pasteurisation, for years of continuous use.
- Two flavours + twist, cylinders switch on separately
- 55 + 75 l/h (according to Nissei)
- Pasteurised, cleaning every 6 weeks
Spaceman 6378AB-C
Up to 800 servings per hour (according to Spaceman), air-cooled, water optional.
- Two flavours + twist, with pump
- Up to 800 servings per hour (according to Spaceman)
- Air-cooled, water optional
CAB Faby Infinity
Slush and granita from up to three bowls.
- 1 to 3 bowls of 12 l (according to CAB)
- Slush, granita, frozen cocktails
- Ready to serve after 30 to 60 minutes
What matters
- 01QueuesOn busy days, what counts is how many portions per hour the machine manages.
- 02HeatAir-cooled machines lose output in the sun. Water cooling keeps going.
- 03Power and waterWe check beforehand what the site supplies.
- 04CleaningWith pasteurisation you clean less often and lose less mix.
On hot afternoons we had three air-cooled machines running flat out, and they still could not keep up. One water-cooled Nissei solved the problem: under the same conditions it outperformed all three.
Good to know
We are happy to answer further questions by phone. Which enquiries fit us →
Air- or water-cooled?
Where it is hot and cramped, or the sun shines on the machine, we recommend water cooling. We learned that at our own kiosk.
Can I put the machine outside?
Better not in direct sun. We plan a spot with you where it keeps its output and guests can still see it.
Can I rent?
No, we sell machines. Price on request.
Quote for kiosk & leisure
Tell us what you are planning: business, space, expected guests. We will get back to you personally with a proposal.