It can be plugged directly to a brasing pan or any other 1-phase plug.
Used to mix, blend and emulsify vegetable and soups, fruit and vegetable purées, liquid pastries, sauces and much more directly in cooking pots/containers.
Includes only the motor base. To have a functioning appliance, tube(s) and tool(s) must be ordered separately (see optional accessories).
Adapt to all types of cooking containers and rim heights, with 3 tube lengths (348 mm for braising pans, 448 mm or 568 mm) and 4 tools for soup/puree (deep pots/braising pans).
Wide speed adjustment range (20 steps) allows to adapt to any processing type, starting slow and increasing speed gradually.
Equipped with crank handle for fast and easy height adjustment.
Mixer tube is easily removable without tools and can be dismantled in separate parts: tube, shaft, bearing and rotor.
All components of tube and head are in stainless steel and dishwasher safe (excluding bearings).
Safety device allows the machine to start only when it is in a working position.
Suggested for pans containing up to 700 liters of liquid or up to 200 kg of potatoes.
Turbine accelerates the flow of the liquid over the impeller providing a greater throughput and finer grinding.
For mash prepared with potatoes, using specific puree tool (see optional accessories).
Equipped with 4 m power cord without plug. Schuko plug included (not mounted).
Variable speed: 20-steps from 630 to 1700 rpm.
Power: 1500 watts.
Constructed entirely in stainless steel to offer maximum durability.
Mounted on a mobile stainless steel trolley (4 wheels with brakes). Storage position: fold down motor/arm to save space.
Trolley with support to store up to two tubes (with assembled tool).
CE approved (Machine Directive) with EN test report from third party notified body.
IP65 waterproof control panel, IP23 throughout the entire machine.
250mm height adjustment range for the motor body. Different tube lengths allow to adapt to pot depths (see optional accessories).
All parts in contact with food are conform to 1935/2004/EC.
