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| PRODUCT | TOOL | BMPM030 |
|---|---|---|
| Egg Whites | Whip | 1.5 qts. |
| Mashed Potatoes | Beater | 22 lbs. |
| Mayonnaise (qts. Oil) | Beater | 12.7 qts. |
| Meringue (qts. Water) | Whip | 1 qts. |
| Waffle/Pan cake Batter | Beater | 12 qts. |
| Whipped Cream | Whip | 6 qts. |
| Cup Cake / Layer Cake | Beater | 30 lbs. |
| Sponge Cake (w/ Flour & Butter) | Whip | 22 lbs. |
| Sugar Cookie | Beater | 22 lbs. |
| Bread or Roll Dough (Light/ Medium, 60% AR) | Hook | 16.5 lbs. of Flour* |
| Bread or Roll Dough (Heavy, 55% AR) | Hook | 14.5 lbs. of Flour* |
| Thin Pizza Dough, Pasta, Basic Egg Noodle (40% AR, Max 5 Minutes of Mixing Time) | Hook | 13.5 lbs. of Flour* |
| Medium Pizza Dough (50% AR) | Hook | 13.5 lbs. of Flour* |
| Thick Pizza Dough (60% AR) | Hook | 16.5 lbs. of Flour* |
| Raised Donut Dough (65% AR) | Hook | 13.5 lbs. of Flour* |
| Whole Wheat Dough ( 70% AR) | Hook | 16.5 lbs. of Flour* |
The BakeMax BMPM030 – 30 Qt Heavy Duty Planetary Mixer provides durability, long life and excellent mixing performance. They are safe, easy to use and capable of a broad range of dough and food mixing applications.
Features:
100% gear driven
#12 hub for meat grinder / vegetable cutter attachment
1 HP motor offers enough power to mix stiffer doughs and larger batches
15 minute manual timer
All metal and die-cast aluminum body
Transmission is made of hardened alloy steel gears
All shafts are mounted in ball bearings
Manual 3 speed control (125 / 232 / 423 RPM)
Planetary mixing action ensures perfect results
Simple hand lift for tool change and bowl removal
Includes dough hook, flat beater and wire whip
Safety guard is standard for model BMPM030 and provides with automatic shut-off when guard is opened at any speed
Emergency stop button
2 year limited warranty
With over 30 years in the Food Service industry, we take pride in the products we offer to our customers throughout North America. From our Mixers to Ranges and everything in between, the BakeMax & BakeMax America family of products dates all the way back to 1966.
