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Manitowoc K00463 Ice Scoop 85 Oz (5.3 Lbs.) Capacity Thumb & Knuckle Guard

Manitowoc  |  MFG #: K00463  |  Item #: 502748
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Technical details
Manufacturer Manitowoc
Model Number K00463
Manufacturer Part # K00463
Construction Aluminum
Type Ice
Shape Round Bottom
Capacity 64 - 86 Oz
NSF Yes

About this item

Product Details

Move more ice while helping keep hands away from it.

The Manitowoc ice scoop K00463 combines an 85-ounce capacity with cast-aluminum construction, a rubber handle, and integrated thumb and knuckle protection. It’s built for restaurants, hotels, cafeterias, bars, healthcare foodservice operations, and other locations that regularly transfer ice from commercial storage bins. Order through IceMachinesPlus with eligible free shipping and the 30-Day Price Match Guarantee.

Move bulk ice in fewer passes

Manitowoc rates the K00463 for up to 85 ounces, or approximately 5.3 pounds, of ice per scoop. That capacity suits bulk transfers into buckets, totes, beverage stations, and service containers without requiring employees to reach into the bin as frequently.

It’s a high-capacity commercial scoop, not a small utensil for filling individual glasses. Confirm that it can enter, turn, fill, and lift through the ice-bin opening without striking the door or surrounding equipment.

Planning checks for the Manitowoc K00463 commercial ice scoop
Planning check What to confirm
Transfer volume The 85-ounce capacity fits bulk transfers better than individual drink service.
Bin opening Confirm that the scoop can move through the opening comfortably when filled.
Storage position Plan a clean internal hanging point or compatible external holder before use.
Holder compatibility Match the bin, holder, and any required hanger or extension by model number.

A smaller scoop may be more practical for compact undercounter bins, narrow openings, or controlled portions. The K00463 is best suited to operations that regularly move larger quantities of ice.

Why this Manitowoc ice scoop supports cleaner handling

Ice is food, so direct hand contact matters. The K00463 includes a thumb and knuckle guard designed to help prevent the user’s hand from contacting consumable ice during scooping.

The guard doesn’t replace handwashing, cleaning, sanitizing, or employee training. It provides a practical barrier at the point where a user’s hand can otherwise move close to the ice.

Use a dedicated, nonbreakable scoop instead of hands, cups, or beverage glasses. Glass can chip or break inside the bin and contaminate the ice with sharp fragments.

The rubber handle provides an ergonomic gripping surface and helps prevent the user’s hand from becoming uncomfortably cold when the scoop is stored near the ice.

Store it with the correct holder

The K00463 can hang inside compatible Manitowoc D-Series storage bins. Keep it in the intended hanging position with the handle above and away from the ice, and follow applicable food-code requirements.

For external storage, the scoop fits the optional Manitowoc K00461 external scoop holder. This holder protects the scoop between uses and can be installed in several wall- or bin-mounted positions.

K00461 installations on Manitowoc LB- and F-style bins require the separate Manitowoc K00482 holder extension. Confirm the bin model, mounting location, holder, and required hardware before checkout.

Don’t bury the handle in the ice, leave the scoop loose inside the bin, or place it on an unclean machine or work surface.

Compare aluminum and plastic by the application

A metal scoop isn’t automatically better for every ice bin. The K00463’s cast-aluminum body supports repeated, high-volume commercial handling, while its rubber handle limits direct contact with cold metal.

Plastic scoops are often lighter and may be easier to maneuver in compact bins. Their capacities, guard designs, materials, and holder compatibility vary by model.

For bulk transfers from compatible commercial bins, the K00463 offers a practical combination of capacity, durable construction, guarded handling, and organized storage. For smaller bins or drink-by-drink service, compare other models in the commercial scoop collection.

Clean the Manitowoc ice scoop and holder together

Clean and sanitize the K00463 before first use and according to the operation’s food-contact utensil schedule. Clean the holder at the same time because residue or standing water inside it can recontaminate a clean scoop.

Use cleaning products, sanitizer concentrations, contact times, and procedures compatible with cast aluminum and the rubber handle. Manitowoc’s available product literature doesn’t identify the K00463 as dishwasher safe, so don’t make that assumption. Rinse when required by the chemical label, allow the scoop to drain, and return it to a clean, protected storage position.

Remove the scoop from service if it becomes cracked, deeply damaged, excessively worn, or difficult to clean. Our commercial ice-machine cleaning guide provides broader guidance for cleaning scoops, holders, bins, and other food-zone components.

Manitowoc ice scoop FAQs

What is the best ice scoop for a commercial ice bin?

The best commercial ice scoop fits the bin opening, transfer volume, employee workflow, and planned storage method. The Manitowoc K00463 suits higher-volume transfers because it combines an 85-ounce capacity, cast-aluminum construction, a rubber handle, hand guards, and compatible internal or external storage options.

Is a metal or plastic ice scoop better?

Metal generally suits repeated, higher-volume transfer, while plastic may be lighter and easier to maneuver in smaller bins. The K00463 combines a cast-aluminum body with a rubber handle that limits direct contact with cold metal. The right material depends on the bin, workload, and storage arrangement.

Can the Manitowoc K00463 be stored inside an ice bin?

Yes. The K00463 can hang inside compatible Manitowoc D-Series bins. Keep it in the intended position with the handle above and away from the ice. Use the K00461 holder for protected external storage and confirm any additional mounting hardware required for the bin.

What is the correct way to store an ice scoop?

Store an ice scoop in a clean, protected holder or approved internal hanging position with the handle above and away from the ice. Don’t bury it in the ice, leave it loose in the bin, or place it on a potentially contaminated surface.

Why shouldn’t you use a glass to scoop ice?

Glass can chip or break inside an ice bin and contaminate the ice with sharp fragments. Use a clean, dedicated, nonbreakable foodservice scoop instead of drinking glasses, cups, or hands.

The Manitowoc ice scoop K00463 is a strong fit for operations that need high-capacity transfer, guarded handling, and durable commercial construction. Manitowoc provides a limited lifetime warranty that allows free replacement under normal use and care, subject to its current warranty terms.

Browse additional Manitowoc ice-handling supplies if the operation also needs a holder, extension, shovel, paddle, tote, or other bin accessory. Eligible free shipping is limited to qualifying deliveries within the 48 contiguous United States. Additional services, destination surcharges, and expedited shipping may cost extra. For help confirming bin and holder compatibility before ordering, call 1-877-900-4423.

Certifications

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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 K00463 Ice Scoop 85 Oz (5.3 Lbs.) Capacity Thumb & Knuckle Guard

$82.00 $190.00

Move more ice while helping keep hands away from it.

The Manitowoc ice scoop K00463 combines an 85-ounce capacity with cast-aluminum construction, a rubber handle, and integrated thumb and knuckle protection. It’s built for restaurants, hotels, cafeterias, bars, healthcare foodservice operations, and other locations that regularly transfer ice from commercial storage bins. Order through IceMachinesPlus with eligible free shipping and the 30-Day Price Match Guarantee.

Move bulk ice in fewer passes

Manitowoc rates the K00463 for up to 85 ounces, or approximately 5.3 pounds, of ice per scoop. That capacity suits bulk transfers into buckets, totes, beverage stations, and service containers without requiring employees to reach into the bin as frequently.

It’s a high-capacity commercial scoop, not a small utensil for filling individual glasses. Confirm that it can enter, turn, fill, and lift through the ice-bin opening without striking the door or surrounding equipment.

Planning checks for the Manitowoc K00463 commercial ice scoop
Planning check What to confirm
Transfer volume The 85-ounce capacity fits bulk transfers better than individual drink service.
Bin opening Confirm that the scoop can move through the opening comfortably when filled.
Storage position Plan a clean internal hanging point or compatible external holder before use.
Holder compatibility Match the bin, holder, and any required hanger or extension by model number.

A smaller scoop may be more practical for compact undercounter bins, narrow openings, or controlled portions. The K00463 is best suited to operations that regularly move larger quantities of ice.

Why this Manitowoc ice scoop supports cleaner handling

Ice is food, so direct hand contact matters. The K00463 includes a thumb and knuckle guard designed to help prevent the user’s hand from contacting consumable ice during scooping.

The guard doesn’t replace handwashing, cleaning, sanitizing, or employee training. It provides a practical barrier at the point where a user’s hand can otherwise move close to the ice.

Use a dedicated, nonbreakable scoop instead of hands, cups, or beverage glasses. Glass can chip or break inside the bin and contaminate the ice with sharp fragments.

The rubber handle provides an ergonomic gripping surface and helps prevent the user’s hand from becoming uncomfortably cold when the scoop is stored near the ice.

Store it with the correct holder

The K00463 can hang inside compatible Manitowoc D-Series storage bins. Keep it in the intended hanging position with the handle above and away from the ice, and follow applicable food-code requirements.

For external storage, the scoop fits the optional Manitowoc K00461 external scoop holder. This holder protects the scoop between uses and can be installed in several wall- or bin-mounted positions.

K00461 installations on Manitowoc LB- and F-style bins require the separate Manitowoc K00482 holder extension. Confirm the bin model, mounting location, holder, and required hardware before checkout.

Don’t bury the handle in the ice, leave the scoop loose inside the bin, or place it on an unclean machine or work surface.

Compare aluminum and plastic by the application

A metal scoop isn’t automatically better for every ice bin. The K00463’s cast-aluminum body supports repeated, high-volume commercial handling, while its rubber handle limits direct contact with cold metal.

Plastic scoops are often lighter and may be easier to maneuver in compact bins. Their capacities, guard designs, materials, and holder compatibility vary by model.

For bulk transfers from compatible commercial bins, the K00463 offers a practical combination of capacity, durable construction, guarded handling, and organized storage. For smaller bins or drink-by-drink service, compare other models in the commercial scoop collection.

Clean the Manitowoc ice scoop and holder together

Clean and sanitize the K00463 before first use and according to the operation’s food-contact utensil schedule. Clean the holder at the same time because residue or standing water inside it can recontaminate a clean scoop.

Use cleaning products, sanitizer concentrations, contact times, and procedures compatible with cast aluminum and the rubber handle. Manitowoc’s available product literature doesn’t identify the K00463 as dishwasher safe, so don’t make that assumption. Rinse when required by the chemical label, allow the scoop to drain, and return it to a clean, protected storage position.

Remove the scoop from service if it becomes cracked, deeply damaged, excessively worn, or difficult to clean. Our commercial ice-machine cleaning guide provides broader guidance for cleaning scoops, holders, bins, and other food-zone components.

Manitowoc ice scoop FAQs

What is the best ice scoop for a commercial ice bin?

The best commercial ice scoop fits the bin opening, transfer volume, employee workflow, and planned storage method. The Manitowoc K00463 suits higher-volume transfers because it combines an 85-ounce capacity, cast-aluminum construction, a rubber handle, hand guards, and compatible internal or external storage options.

Is a metal or plastic ice scoop better?

Metal generally suits repeated, higher-volume transfer, while plastic may be lighter and easier to maneuver in smaller bins. The K00463 combines a cast-aluminum body with a rubber handle that limits direct contact with cold metal. The right material depends on the bin, workload, and storage arrangement.

Can the Manitowoc K00463 be stored inside an ice bin?

Yes. The K00463 can hang inside compatible Manitowoc D-Series bins. Keep it in the intended position with the handle above and away from the ice. Use the K00461 holder for protected external storage and confirm any additional mounting hardware required for the bin.

What is the correct way to store an ice scoop?

Store an ice scoop in a clean, protected holder or approved internal hanging position with the handle above and away from the ice. Don’t bury it in the ice, leave it loose in the bin, or place it on a potentially contaminated surface.

Why shouldn’t you use a glass to scoop ice?

Glass can chip or break inside an ice bin and contaminate the ice with sharp fragments. Use a clean, dedicated, nonbreakable foodservice scoop instead of drinking glasses, cups, or hands.

The Manitowoc ice scoop K00463 is a strong fit for operations that need high-capacity transfer, guarded handling, and durable commercial construction. Manitowoc provides a limited lifetime warranty that allows free replacement under normal use and care, subject to its current warranty terms.

Browse additional Manitowoc ice-handling supplies if the operation also needs a holder, extension, shovel, paddle, tote, or other bin accessory. Eligible free shipping is limited to qualifying deliveries within the 48 contiguous United States. Additional services, destination surcharges, and expedited shipping may cost extra. For help confirming bin and holder compatibility before ordering, call 1-877-900-4423.