Commercial Mixer With A Maximum Motor Strength
Keeping your kitchen’s Heavy Duty Mixing Drive in tip top shape is critical for the efficient performance of your operations. This prevents downtime and costly repairs due to worn out parts or improper care. A preventive maintenance checklist can help you keep your mixers running smoothly. Start by examining the power cord and plug for signs of wear or damage. If you see any issues, schedule a repair immediately.
Mixer attachments are also important tools for making your commercial mixers more versatile. For example, a flat beater can be used to mix or mash potatoes; a dough hook is ideal for mixing and kneading dough; and a whisk can whip creams and sauces.
If your establishment serves a wide variety of foods, it’s helpful to have multiple types of mixers for maximum flexibility. This reduces time spent switching from one type of recipe to another and allows you to prepare a larger range of dishes.
Consider the absorption rate (AR) of your mixes to determine what size mixer you need. The AR is calculated as water weight divided by flour weight, and a higher AR means the mix requires less mixing power.
Then, choose a commercial mixer with a maximum motor strength that will handle your most common recipes. If you’ll use it for heavy-duty dough mixing, look for a spiral mixer with a large mixing bowl and a spiral-shaped agitator that rotates while the bowl revolves around it. These mixers are often used in bakeries and pizzerias to ensure each batch of dough is mixed evenly.
A specialized spiral dough mixer called a divider can be used to divide a large batch of dough into smaller portions, helping your staff make sure each piece is the same size and density. Other specialized attachments can include a slicer and shredder for processing meat, cheese, veggies or other ingredients.
You can also find a variety of industrial-sized mixers designed for high-output commercial kitchens. These mixers are built for heavy-duty mixing and come with a bowl truck for quick transport around the facility. They feature a gear-driven transmission, which is more durable than belt-driven models. They’re also easy to maintain and can withstand long days of work in high-output facilities.
IBC Tote Tank Mixing
Totes are an economical and safe way to store chemicals, food products and other materials. However, they can be difficult to mix in because of their cubic design and shipping pallet base. A solution is the Mix-A-Tote agitation system, which allows growers, ag retailers and chemical wholesalers to perform rigorous, high-quality mixing in these containers.
To choose the right industrial-sized mixer for your needs, consider the size and style of your facility, the volume you’ll need to mix and the viscosity of the mixture. Then, consult a White Mountain Process specialist to determine the appropriate construction, mixer type, size and style for your application. These experts will also provide an individualized quote, including delivery and installation. This ensures that you get exactly the right solution for your specific business.
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