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Univex SRM60 60QRT Capacity Planetary Mixer is a professional piece of equipment for mixing large quantities of dough. It is ideal for bakeries, high-volume restaurants, pizzerias. Unlike hand mixers, this machine allows you to do other tasks while it works. Comes complete with standard accessories: 60-quarts bowl, dough hook, batter beater, wire whip, ingredient chute, and bowl scraper, which are dishwasher safe.
| SKU | SRM60+ |
| Manufacturer | Univex |
| Weight (Lbs) | 875 |
| Units of measure | EA |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Type Filter | Mixer |
The body of the mixer is constructed from stainless steel, which provides exceptional sturdiness, durability, and rust-resistance. This unit is equipped with a powerful 3 HP capacitor motor and a heavy-duty gear-driven transmission. To ensure ease of use, it has a momentary contact stop & start buttons.
The planetary mixer has 4 fixed speeds and can operate on any speed in-between as it features hardened alloy gearing with torque-sensing variable speed pulleys. Moreover, you don't need to stop it for speed changing.
To comply with the safety standards, this professional kitchen appliance is designed with two-piece stainless steel safety guard and interlock switches, which prevent an operator from injury when the guard is open or bowl is lowered.
Univex SRM60 60QRT Capacity Planetary Mixer is engineered with a #12 power take-off (PTO), which is compatible with Univex VS9 vegetable slicer, VS9H vegetable shredder, and ALMFC12 meat grinder.
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