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Iceberg Cryonick Roller Mini — Cryo-Thermal Treatment System
Iceberg Cryonick Roller Mini — Cryo-Thermal Treatment System
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Overview
The Cryonick Roller Mini is a professional cryo-thermal system for treatment rooms, studios and spa settings. A compact base unit drives two handpieces connected by hoses: a thermal handle that alternates cooling and heating, and a roller handle that provides mechanical rolling massage at four adjustable speeds.
Its working range spans −28 °C to +40 °C (−18 °F to +104 °F), so one unit covers both cold and warm application rather than cold alone, and transitions between them within a single treatment. Cooling is by circulating antifreeze liquid at a maximum system pressure of 0.6 MPa — a sealed circuit with no cylinders, no gas supply and no consumable cost per session.
Despite the name, the Mini is the colder of the two Cryonick Roller models. It reaches −28 °C where the full-size unit reaches −22 °C, and it does so in a flatter housing — 180 mm (7") high against the full-size unit's 255 mm — so it sits on a treatment trolley or counter without dominating it. The core thermal and roller technology is the same across both.
Everything runs from a 10.1" touchscreen. The base unit measures 460 × 390 × 180 mm and draws 600 W from a standard 110V/60Hz or 230V/50Hz supply — no dedicated circuit, no electrical work. Construction is copper, steel, aluminium and plastic.
US deliveries include installation and staff training.
Key Specifications
| Brand | Cryonick Wellness Technology |
| Model | Iceberg Cryonick Roller Mini |
| Type | Professional cryo-thermal treatment system |
| Handpieces | Thermal handle (alternating cooling and heating) and roller handle (mechanical rolling massage) |
| Working temperature range | −28 °C to +40 °C (−18 °F to +104 °F) |
| Cooling method | Circulating antifreeze liquid |
| Maximum system pressure | 0.6 MPa |
| Roller speeds | 4 adjustable levels |
| Roller motor | 12 V / 500 W |
| Display | 10.1" touchscreen |
| Power supply | 110V/60Hz or 230V/50Hz |
| Power consumption | 600 W |
| Base unit dimensions | 460 mm (18") L × 390 mm (15") W × 180 mm (7") H |
| Materials | Copper, steel, aluminium, plastic |
| Included | Base unit with integrated control system, thermal handle, roller handle, touchscreen, hose connections, power components, documentation |
| US deliveries include | Installation and staff training |
| Warranty | 1 year on body, motors and parts; extended coverage to 3 years available if elected within 10 days of purchase; unlimited after-warranty service option available |
| Setting | Treatment rooms, studios, spa environments |
Features
- Two handpieces — thermal handle for alternating cooling and heating, roller handle for mechanical rolling massage
- Full working range from −28 °C to +40 °C in a single unit
- Runs colder than the full-size Cryonick Roller (−28 °C vs −22 °C) in a lower-profile housing
- Sealed antifreeze liquid cooling — no gas cylinders, no consumables, no refill logistics
- Four adjustable roller speeds, 12 V / 500 W drive
- 10.1" touchscreen control
- Compact 460 × 390 × 180 mm footprint, 600 W on a standard outlet
- Copper, steel and aluminium construction
- Installation and staff training included on US deliveries
- 1-year warranty, extendable to 3 years
Before You Buy
The extended warranty has a 10-day window. Coverage extends to three years only if elected within 10 days of purchase. Decide at the point of order.
Confirm which configuration you're ordering. This model is offered in more than one configuration, and the published specifications do not set out what differs between them. Get the difference in writing before you order.
Specify the voltage at order — 110V/60Hz or 230V/50Hz.
Operator training matters. Applied cold at −28 °C and heat to +40 °C can cause injury at the wrong dwell time or contact pressure. Installation and staff training are included on US deliveries; confirm the scope of that training and who delivers it.
Download the user manual before purchase. The manufacturer publishes one, and it's worth reading the operating and maintenance requirements — particularly the antifreeze circuit service interval — before the machine arrives.


