ATT 5. Heavy Duty 60-Quart Planetary Mixer.pdf

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This document is a specification sheet for a commercial equipment procurement, specifically for one (1) Heavy Duty 60-Quart Planetary Mixer. The specification designates Hobart model HL600-1STD as the reference standard, with provision for "brand name or equal" alternatives.

The mixer must meet defined salient characteristics across multiple categories. Capacity requirements specify a 60-quart stainless steel bowl. Feature requirements include four fixed mixing speeds, a smart timer or equivalent, a minimum 2.5 horsepower motor, standard mixing attachments (dough hook, beater, wire whip), a stainless steel bowl guard, and swing-out bowl capability. Energy consumption must not exceed 8.1 Amps. The unit requires 200-240 Volt, 60 Hertz, 3-phase electrical power input. Physical dimensions must not exceed 29 inches width by 49 inches depth by 64 inches height. The equipment must include a standard manufacturer's warranty as a required condition.

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Heavy Duty 60-Quart Planetary Mixer – 1 EACH

Manufacturer / Part Number: Hobart / HL600-1STD

“Brand name or equal”

Salient Characteristics

Capacity

Must possess 60-quart capacity stainless steel bowl

Features:

Must possess 4 fixed mixing speeds Must possess a “smart” timer, or similar Must possess minimum of 2.5 horsepower motor (HP) Must come with standard attachments (i.e. dough hook, beater, wire whip, etc.)

Must possess stainless steel bowl guard Must possess “swing-out bowl” capability

Energy Use Must not exceed 8.1 Amps

Power Input/Type 200-240 Volt x 60 Hertz x 3 Phase Electric

Width x Depth x Height Must not exceed 29” W x depth 49” D x 64” H

*Must possess standard manufacturer’s warranty

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