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Add extra mixer bowls to your mixing equipment to increase productivity and to decrease the reliance on only one commercial mixing bowl! Mixing bowls in 20QT, 30QT, 60QT, 80QT, and 140QT capacities! A mixer bowl dolly is available from Zanduco to facilitate transporting heavy bowl capacities! Stainless steel bowls can also be found for Hobart mixers! Don't limit your mixing capacity and invest in the best mixing bowls by Omcan now!
Frequently Asked Questions
What mixer bowl size do I need for my existing mixer?
Match the mixer bowl to your mixer's rated capacity. A 20-quart mixer needs a 20-quart bowl, though a reducer bowl can step capacity down for smaller batches without replacing the Planetary Mixers base unit.
How do I choose between stainless steel and aluminum mixer bowls?
Stainless steel mixer bowls resist corrosion, stay NSF-compliant, and last longer under heavy daily use. Aluminum mixer bowls weigh less and cost less, which helps in smaller cafés where staff lift bowls frequently.
Do I need extra mixer bowls if I already have one?
Yes, a second mixer bowl pays for itself fast. Swap a clean bowl in while the first is being washed, and production keeps moving. Busy bakeries often keep two to three spare mixer bowls in rotation.
Can mixer bowls go in a commercial dishwasher?
Yes. Stainless steel mixer bowls handle commercial dishwasher cycles without issue. Aluminum mixer bowls can discolour or pit in high-alkaline wash cycles, so hand washing is safer for long-term appearance.
Which mixer bowl sizes does Zanduco Canada stock?
Zanduco Canada stocks mixer bowls from 10 quarts up to 80 quarts across Hobart and Omcan mixer lines. Matching attachments are listed separately in the Mixer Accessories category.
Should I use a smaller mixer bowl reducer instead of buying a new mixer?
Yes, if batch sizes dropped temporarily. A mixer bowl reducer lets a 60-quart mixer handle 40-quart batches efficiently without buying a second machine. For permanently smaller output, a dedicated smaller mixer is more cost-effective.
