Features

• Body or Housing: The main body or housing of the ice crusher is usually made of durable materials like stainless steel or plastic. It provides a sturdy framework for the crusher's moving parts.
• Crushing Mechanism: The core component of the manual ice crusher is the crushing mechanism, which consists of a set of blades or teeth designed to crush and break down ice cubes. Some crushers use a rotating handle or crank to operate this mechanism, while others may have a lever or plunger design.
• Hopper: The hopper is the top part of the ice crusher where you place the ice cubes before crushing. It typically has an opening or chute to guide the ice cubes towards the crushing mechanism.
• Collection Container: Below the crushing mechanism, there is usually a container or chamber to collect the crushed ice. This container can vary in size and design, and it may be detachable for easy ice removal.
• Easy to Clean: Manual ice crushers are often designed for easy cleaning. The components may be removable and dishwasher-safe for convenient maintenance.