This mini machine range is commonly offered in 10 L, 20 L and 40 L capacities to suit different small-business batch sizes.
The cooker/mixer is made from food‑grade stainless steel (commonly 304) for the cooking vessel and exterior, with sealed motor and gearbox components rated for kitchen use.
It is designed for multi-purpose use including stirring/mixing, simmering sauces, jam and preserves cooking, and small-batch frying tasks where shallow or controlled frying is required. Exact capabilities depend on the model and available accessories.
Yes — models include an integrated heating system with adjustable temperature control. Some versions feature analog knobs while others have digital thermostats and timers. Check the specific model listing for details.
You can use models that offer sufficient heat output and a proper oil-safe bowl for small-batch frying. However, because designs vary, confirm the model is specified for deep frying and follow the manufacturer's safety and oil-capacity guidelines.
These mixers typically use a gear-driven agitator or paddle to provide slow, even mixing suitable for sauces, jams and stews. Some units offer variable speed settings and removable paddles for different recipes.
Power and voltage depend on the model and market. Common options include single-phase 110–120 V or 220–240 V supplies. Commercial models may use higher-power elements. Confirm the correct voltage for your region when ordering.
Always unplug and allow the unit to cool before cleaning. Remove any detachable paddles, strainers or lids and wash them with warm soapy water. Wipe the bowl and exterior with a non-abrasive cleaner and sanitize food-contact surfaces. Do not immerse the motor/gearbox in water.
Minimal assembly is usually required (fitting paddles, attaching lid or filter). For fixed electrical connections or heavier commercial models, professional installation may be recommended.
Common safety features include thermal overload protection, an emergency stop or power-off switch, lid interlocks on some models, and grounded plugs. Always follow safe frying practices and never leave heated oil unattended.
Yes — common spare parts include replacement paddles/agitators, lids, seals/gaskets, heating elements and temperature controllers. Check with the supplier for available accessories such as strainers, baskets or tilting stands.
Many units come with common certifications such as CE, RoHS or local electrical safety approvals depending on the manufacturer and market. Request the specific certification documents before purchase if required.
Regularly clean food-contact surfaces, inspect and replace worn seals or paddles, check electrical connections, and follow the manufacturer's lubrication schedule for any gearbox or bearings. Address any unusual noises or smells promptly.
Warranty terms vary by manufacturer; a typical commercial warranty ranges from 6 to 12 months. Ask the seller for exact warranty coverage, lead times for spare parts and availability of technical support or repair services.
Choose based on your typical batch size (10 L for very small batches, 20 L for moderate production, 40 L for larger batches), heat output needed, whether deep frying is required, and available kitchen space and power. Contact the supplier with your product types and daily volume for tailored recommendations.
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