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Manitowoc D420 Ice Bin 22"W 34"D X 50"H

Manitowoc  |  MFG #: D420  |  Item #: 400872
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Technical details
Manufacturer Manitowoc
Model Number D420
Manufacturer Part # D420
Style Side Hinged Front Door(s)
Interior Finish Plastic
Width (side - side) 20" - 29" Wide
Capacity 250 - 455 Lb
Height 50"
Width 22"
Depth 34"
Weight 108 lbs
NSF Yes
AHRI Yes

About this item

Product Details

Add a substantial ice reserve without giving up 30 or 48 inches of equipment-line width.

The Manitowoc D420 provides 383 pounds of published application capacity in a narrow 22-inch cabinet. Its accessible front door, sanitary scoop storage, and durable exterior make it a practical fit for restaurants, bars, hotels, healthcare facilities, and other operations that need dependable access to stored ice.

Order the Manitowoc D420 through IceMachinesPlus with qualifying free shipping and the 30-Day Price Match Guarantee. Call 1-877-900-4423 before checkout for help confirming the ice machine, adapter requirements, installed height, drainage, and delivery access.

The D420 stores ice but doesn’t produce it. A compatible Manitowoc modular ice machine must be purchased separately. The bin provides the reserve, while the mounted machine determines ice type, daily output, electrical service, water requirements, ventilation, and recovery time.

Planning guidance for the Manitowoc D420 ice bin
Check What to confirm
Capacity Published application capacity is 383 pounds. Actual stored weight varies with ice type, density, melting, and ice distribution.
Machine Confirm the complete modular ice-machine model and any required adapter or manufacturer-specified mounting components.
Access Built-in side grips allow staff to raise the front door from the left, right, or center.
Scoop A sanitary plastic scoop is included, and the internal holder keeps its handle above the stored ice.
Finish The DuraTech exterior resists fingerprints and provides corrosion and scratch protection.
Drain Connect the 3/4-inch bin drain according to Manitowoc’s instructions and applicable plumbing code.
Placement Verify total system height, floor support, delivery access, leveling, door clearance, and service space.
Warranty Manitowoc provides three years of parts-and-labor coverage, subject to its current limited-warranty terms.

Size storage and ice production separately.

The Manitowoc D420 has 12.9 cubic feet of AHRI-rated storage volume and 383 pounds of application capacity. Manitowoc calculates application capacity from 90% of the bin’s volume using an average ice density of 33 pounds per cubic foot. It isn’t a guaranteed stored weight for every ice type or operating condition.

Ice can form a mound directly beneath the machine’s drop opening. If the mound reaches the mounted machine’s bin control, production may stop before ice spreads evenly through the cabinet. Staff may need to redistribute the ice according to Manitowoc’s instructions to make better use of the available volume.

Plan the system around peak demand, the mounted machine’s realistic output, and the time available for recovery. Include every use, such as beverages, food preparation, displays, and bulk filling. A larger reserve can absorb a rush, but it can’t correct an undersized ice machine.

Confirm the complete system before ordering.

The D420 is intended for approved configurations with compatible Manitowoc modular cube, flake, or nugget ice machines. Exact compatibility depends on the complete machine model and any required adapter or mounting components.

Don’t approve a pairing based on cabinet width alone. Review the official Manitowoc D-bin specifications and the current documentation for the intended ice machine. The machine and bin are sold separately.

The published 50-inch bin height includes adjustable legs set at 6 inches. Calculate the complete installed height after adding the ice machine and any required adapter. Also confirm that the receiving entrance, hallways, elevators, turns, ceiling height, and final service area can accommodate the equipment.

Install the bin indoors on a firm, level surface. Leave enough space to open the door, retrieve ice, clean the liner, access the drain, and service the mounted machine. The bin itself doesn’t require electrical service, but the complete system normally needs electricity, potable water, drainage, ventilation, and filtration appropriate for the ice machine and incoming water.

Protect ice quality through proper handling.

The door’s side grips allow staff to lift it from several positions, which is useful when one hand is occupied. Store the included scoop in the internal holder with its handle above the ice. Don’t leave the scoop loose inside the bin or use glasses, cups, or bare hands to retrieve ice. An optional K00461 external scoop holder is available separately.

The DuraTech exterior is designed to resist fingerprints, scratches, and corrosion while remaining easier to wipe clean. A protective base helps shield the lower cabinet from routine floor-cleaning exposure. These features simplify exterior care, but they don’t replace regular cleaning and sanitation.

Clean and sanitize the bin before initial use and at the intervals required by Manitowoc, local health regulations, water conditions, and the operation’s food-safety plan. Inspect the door, liner, scoop holder, drain, and surrounding area for residue, odors, standing water, or contamination.

Use only manufacturer-approved chemicals, concentrations, contact times, and rinsing procedures. The IceMachinesPlus commercial ice-machine cleaning guide can help with general planning, but the current Manitowoc instructions remain the controlling source.

Manitowoc D420 FAQs

Does the Manitowoc D420 make ice? No. The Manitowoc D420 stores ice produced by a separately purchased, compatible modular ice machine. The mounted machine determines the ice type and daily production.
How much ice does the D420 hold? The D420 has a published application capacity of 383 pounds. Manitowoc calculates that figure from 90% of the bin’s internal volume using an average ice density of 33 pounds per cubic foot. Actual stored weight varies with ice type, density, melting, and distribution.
Which ice machines fit the Manitowoc D420? The bin works with manufacturer-approved Manitowoc modular ice machines. Compatibility must be confirmed using the complete ice-machine model number because an adapter or other mounting components may be required. Matching the 22-inch width alone isn’t sufficient.
What are the two functions of a Manitowoc bin switch? The bin control stops ice production when stored ice reaches the machine’s shutoff point and allows production to resume after the ice level falls. The exact control design and reset behavior depend on the mounted ice machine.
Why does ice melt inside the D420? Some melting is normal because the D420 is an insulated storage bin, not a refrigerated freezer. Ambient heat, low ice volume, frequent door opening, drainage problems, or damaged insulation can increase melting. Meltwater should leave through the properly installed bin drain.

The Manitowoc D420 is a strong fit when an operation needs substantial storage within a 22-inch equipment line. Its performance depends on pairing it with the correct ice machine, sizing production for real demand, and maintaining clean handling and drainage.

Compare other commercial ice bins if the operation needs more capacity, a wider cabinet, or another access format. For help confirming compatibility, installed height, and drainage, call 1-877-900-4423 before ordering.

Certifications

AHRI logo

AHRI

The item has been tested by the Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI) and has been found to meet or exceed manufacturer claims.

NSF Listed logo

NSF Listed

The item meets the standards imposed by NSF International. These standards relate to health, public safety and the environment.

Certifications

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Manitowoc D420 Ice Bin 22"W 34"D X 50"H

$1,592.00 $3,661.00

Add a substantial ice reserve without giving up 30 or 48 inches of equipment-line width.

The Manitowoc D420 provides 383 pounds of published application capacity in a narrow 22-inch cabinet. Its accessible front door, sanitary scoop storage, and durable exterior make it a practical fit for restaurants, bars, hotels, healthcare facilities, and other operations that need dependable access to stored ice.

Order the Manitowoc D420 through IceMachinesPlus with qualifying free shipping and the 30-Day Price Match Guarantee. Call 1-877-900-4423 before checkout for help confirming the ice machine, adapter requirements, installed height, drainage, and delivery access.

The D420 stores ice but doesn’t produce it. A compatible Manitowoc modular ice machine must be purchased separately. The bin provides the reserve, while the mounted machine determines ice type, daily output, electrical service, water requirements, ventilation, and recovery time.

Planning guidance for the Manitowoc D420 ice bin
Check What to confirm
Capacity Published application capacity is 383 pounds. Actual stored weight varies with ice type, density, melting, and ice distribution.
Machine Confirm the complete modular ice-machine model and any required adapter or manufacturer-specified mounting components.
Access Built-in side grips allow staff to raise the front door from the left, right, or center.
Scoop A sanitary plastic scoop is included, and the internal holder keeps its handle above the stored ice.
Finish The DuraTech exterior resists fingerprints and provides corrosion and scratch protection.
Drain Connect the 3/4-inch bin drain according to Manitowoc’s instructions and applicable plumbing code.
Placement Verify total system height, floor support, delivery access, leveling, door clearance, and service space.
Warranty Manitowoc provides three years of parts-and-labor coverage, subject to its current limited-warranty terms.

Size storage and ice production separately.

The Manitowoc D420 has 12.9 cubic feet of AHRI-rated storage volume and 383 pounds of application capacity. Manitowoc calculates application capacity from 90% of the bin’s volume using an average ice density of 33 pounds per cubic foot. It isn’t a guaranteed stored weight for every ice type or operating condition.

Ice can form a mound directly beneath the machine’s drop opening. If the mound reaches the mounted machine’s bin control, production may stop before ice spreads evenly through the cabinet. Staff may need to redistribute the ice according to Manitowoc’s instructions to make better use of the available volume.

Plan the system around peak demand, the mounted machine’s realistic output, and the time available for recovery. Include every use, such as beverages, food preparation, displays, and bulk filling. A larger reserve can absorb a rush, but it can’t correct an undersized ice machine.

Confirm the complete system before ordering.

The D420 is intended for approved configurations with compatible Manitowoc modular cube, flake, or nugget ice machines. Exact compatibility depends on the complete machine model and any required adapter or mounting components.

Don’t approve a pairing based on cabinet width alone. Review the official Manitowoc D-bin specifications and the current documentation for the intended ice machine. The machine and bin are sold separately.

The published 50-inch bin height includes adjustable legs set at 6 inches. Calculate the complete installed height after adding the ice machine and any required adapter. Also confirm that the receiving entrance, hallways, elevators, turns, ceiling height, and final service area can accommodate the equipment.

Install the bin indoors on a firm, level surface. Leave enough space to open the door, retrieve ice, clean the liner, access the drain, and service the mounted machine. The bin itself doesn’t require electrical service, but the complete system normally needs electricity, potable water, drainage, ventilation, and filtration appropriate for the ice machine and incoming water.

Protect ice quality through proper handling.

The door’s side grips allow staff to lift it from several positions, which is useful when one hand is occupied. Store the included scoop in the internal holder with its handle above the ice. Don’t leave the scoop loose inside the bin or use glasses, cups, or bare hands to retrieve ice. An optional K00461 external scoop holder is available separately.

The DuraTech exterior is designed to resist fingerprints, scratches, and corrosion while remaining easier to wipe clean. A protective base helps shield the lower cabinet from routine floor-cleaning exposure. These features simplify exterior care, but they don’t replace regular cleaning and sanitation.

Clean and sanitize the bin before initial use and at the intervals required by Manitowoc, local health regulations, water conditions, and the operation’s food-safety plan. Inspect the door, liner, scoop holder, drain, and surrounding area for residue, odors, standing water, or contamination.

Use only manufacturer-approved chemicals, concentrations, contact times, and rinsing procedures. The IceMachinesPlus commercial ice-machine cleaning guide can help with general planning, but the current Manitowoc instructions remain the controlling source.

Manitowoc D420 FAQs

Does the Manitowoc D420 make ice? No. The Manitowoc D420 stores ice produced by a separately purchased, compatible modular ice machine. The mounted machine determines the ice type and daily production.
How much ice does the D420 hold? The D420 has a published application capacity of 383 pounds. Manitowoc calculates that figure from 90% of the bin’s internal volume using an average ice density of 33 pounds per cubic foot. Actual stored weight varies with ice type, density, melting, and distribution.
Which ice machines fit the Manitowoc D420? The bin works with manufacturer-approved Manitowoc modular ice machines. Compatibility must be confirmed using the complete ice-machine model number because an adapter or other mounting components may be required. Matching the 22-inch width alone isn’t sufficient.
What are the two functions of a Manitowoc bin switch? The bin control stops ice production when stored ice reaches the machine’s shutoff point and allows production to resume after the ice level falls. The exact control design and reset behavior depend on the mounted ice machine.
Why does ice melt inside the D420? Some melting is normal because the D420 is an insulated storage bin, not a refrigerated freezer. Ambient heat, low ice volume, frequent door opening, drainage problems, or damaged insulation can increase melting. Meltwater should leave through the properly installed bin drain.

The Manitowoc D420 is a strong fit when an operation needs substantial storage within a 22-inch equipment line. Its performance depends on pairing it with the correct ice machine, sizing production for real demand, and maintaining clean handling and drainage.

Compare other commercial ice bins if the operation needs more capacity, a wider cabinet, or another access format. For help confirming compatibility, installed height, and drainage, call 1-877-900-4423 before ordering.