AMA050V Spiral Mixer 50 Lbs. Flour Cap. Variable speed. 220/60/1 - AMPTO

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AMA050V Spiral Mixer 50 Lbs. Flour Cap. Variable speed. 220/60/1

Name: AMA050V Spiral Mixer 50 Lbs. Flour Cap. Variable speed. 220/60/1
Brand: AMPTO
SKU: AMA050VW
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SKU: AMA050VW

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Spiral Dough Mixer, 83 lb dough capacity, 50 lb flour capacity, variable speed, timer, 50 quart stainless steel fixed non-removable bowl, chain transmission system & gear motor, emergency stop & bowl guard switch, (4) casters, 3 HP, 220/60/1, Made in Italy

Bowl Speeds - variable min 6 RPM Max 26 RPM

Hook Speed - variable min 55 RPM Max 239 RPM

Max Timer Set Point: 30 min

(Dough capacity calculated with 63% of hydration. The maximum capacity may vary depending on the ingredients)

Important note: For pizza, bred, short pastry doughs the minimum hydration must be at least 60%

Maximum allowed speed 50. If the dough is bellow a 60% hydration need to work bellow speed 50

Speed over 50 MUST BE use only with doughs over 60% hydration.

User Manual

Specs Sheets

Part Diagram 1

Part Diagram 2 (controls)

Find the calculator in the following file

Hydration Calculator

More information about the dough Hydration

How to calculate the dough hydration?

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