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Buffalo Heavy Duty Planetary Mixer

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Lot ID
MC859
Manufacturer
Buffalo
Model
GL190 - 04
Year of Manufacture
2004
Serial
1906210103
Condition
From a working environment, Excellent Condition
Capacity
9 Litres
Process Application
Mixing
Other Info
Stainless Steel Mixings Bowls x 2 off
Location
Warehouse Clearance
Weight (kgs)
36 KG
External Dimensions (WxDxH mm) [?]
395 x 395 x 610mm
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Description

Has the ability to mix, beat and whisk easily. The powerful 550W motor and durable stainless steel bowls mean that this industrial planetary mixer is impressively strong and reliable. Interlocked safety cover and bowl height lifting handle.

Product Features

  • Dimensions (HxWxD) -  610mm x 395mm x 395mm.
  • Stainless Steel bowls.
  • Bowl Volume -  9 Litres.
  • Power Type 2.4A, 0.55kW, 1.8A. 
  • Voltage 230V.
  • Weight 36kg.
  • Noise Level 60dB(A).
  • Powerful and durable 550W commercial motor.
  • Planetary mixing action ensures all ingredients in the bowl are mixed.
  • Desk mounted.
  • Overload protection/reset switch for safety.
  • Time-saving easy-clean design.
  • Strong 9 litre stainless steel bowl with quick lever operated bowl lift.
  • Simple push-button manual controls with a safety stop function.

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