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SAN JAMAR SI9500 Polycarbonate Ice Scoop, 64 oz, Blue - Plastic Ice Scoops
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SAN JAMAR SI9500 Polycarbonate Ice Scoop, 64 oz, Blue

The SAN JAMAR Ice Scoop (Blue) is a polycarbonate plastic ice scoop with a 64 oz minimum capacity, 6 3/4 in width, NSF certification, and dishwasher-safe design (MPN SI9500). 3G Electric sources this genuine item…

SKU 3G-OTH-569041

Also listed as: SI 9500 · SI-9500

Brand
SAN JAMAR
Item
SI9500 Polycarbonate Ice Scoop, 64 oz, Blue
Part Number
SI9500
Category
Plastic Ice Scoops
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Local office
20 Woodlands Link #09-05, Singapore 738733
Phone
+65 8878 8355
Delivery
Same-day or next-business-day delivery within Singapore for in-stock items; 7–14 days for factory-order parts from Europe.
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Invoicing in SGD. PayNow, bank transfer, and corporate PO accepted.
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Technical Specifications

SAN JAMAR
Manufacturer Part Number
SI9500
Type
Polycarbonate, Dishwasher Safe, NSF, 64 oz Capacity - Min
Material
Polycarbonate
Wd
6 3/4 in
Dishwasher Safe
Yes

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Product Description

The SAN JAMAR Ice Scoop (Blue) is a polycarbonate plastic ice scoop with a 64 oz minimum capacity, 6 3/4 in width, NSF certification, and dishwasher-safe design (MPN SI9500). 3G Electric sources this genuine item across 14 industrial departments, with specialist expertise in pumps and controls ensuring accurate fulfillment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SAN JAMAR Ice Scoop used for?

The SAN JAMAR Ice Scoop is used in commercial kitchens, cafeterias, and foodservice operations to portion ice safely and hygienically. Its polycarbonate construction and NSF certification make it suitable for high-volume ice dispensing where break resistance and sanitation are required.

What are the specifications of the SAN JAMAR Ice Scoop SI9500?

The SAN JAMAR Ice Scoop SI9500 is made of polycarbonate, has a 64 oz minimum capacity, a width of 6 3/4 in, is dishwasher safe, and carries NSF certification. It is designed for durability and easy cleaning in commercial foodservice environments.

Where to buy the SAN JAMAR Ice Scoop worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the genuine SAN JAMAR Ice Scoop SI9500 to customers worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery, ensuring you receive the correct item for your application. Contact us for availability and lead time.

How to clean the SAN JAMAR polycarbonate ice scoop?

The SAN JAMAR polycarbonate ice scoop is dishwasher safe for easy sanitation. For best results, rinse immediately after use to prevent residue buildup, then wash in a commercial dishwasher on a standard cycle. Avoid abrasive cleaners that may scratch the polycarbonate surface.

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3G Electric supplies SAN JAMAR plastic ice scoops. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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