Uniworld UWDUM20WW Wire Whip 20QT SS 3.08 LB

SKU: UWDUM20WW Brand:
Uniworld
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Wire Whip 20 Qt
Material(S) Stainless Steel
Type 20 Qt (19L)
Weight 3.08 Lb
Models Used In
Hobart Corp A200 Series, A200T
Hobart Mixer/Prep A-200, A-200T

Description

The Uniworld UWDUM20WW Wire Whip represents a stainless steel accessory that works with Hobart A200 and A200T mixers. It comes with a 20 QT capacity and stainless steel construction. An accessory combines durability with High performance for food processing needs. The wire whip uses air efficiently to blend mixtures therefore it is perfect for beating and whipping ingredients. The stainless steel build provides both durability and corrosion resistance which allows this accessory to extend the performance capabilities of Hobart mixers in food service areas.

More Information:

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Step1: Ensure appliance is unplugged and bowl is empty.

Step2: Align whip hub with attachment shaft and insert securely.

Step3: Lock attachment in place and verify it is firmly seated.

Step4: Plug in appliance and test at low speed for stability.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Uniworld UWDUM20WW Wire Whip?

    Inspect the wire whip regularly for bent wires, cracks, or loose connections that may affect mixing performance. Clean and sanitize the whip thoroughly after each use, then dry it completely to prevent residue buildup. Ensure the attachment fits securely on the system before operation. Always disconnect unit power before installing, removing, or inspecting the whip for safety.

  • What are common issues with the Uniworld UWDUM20WW Wire Whip?

    • Wire tines bending or breaking under heavy mixing loads.
    • Attachment hub loosening, causing wobble during operation.
    • Uneven mixing performance with light or thick batters.
    • Corrosion or discoloration from moisture exposure.