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Buffalo 7 Litre Planetary Mixer

SKU: CP921

£353.00(£423.60 inc VAT)

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  • In the event of equipment failure any parts needed will be provided 2
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The Buffalo 7 litre planetary mixer is a compact, bench-mounted machine built for everyday mixing tasks in a commercial kitchen. Using a planetary action — where the attachment rotates on its own axis while orbiting the bowl — it delivers consistent, even results across a range of common preparations including dough, batters, mashed potato, cream and egg whites. Three attachments are supplied as standard: a dough hook, a flat beater and a wire whisk, covering the majority of daily mixing requirements from the outset.

In a working kitchen context, this mixer is well matched to operations where mixing forms a regular part of the prep routine but not a continuous, high-volume production process. It handles moderately stiff doughs and denser mixtures without difficulty under typical conditions. Operators running extended back-to-back batch sessions across a full shift — a busy artisan bakery, for instance — would be better served considering a machine with greater bowl capacity and a more powerful motor.

Practical advantages that matter day to day include:

  • Stepless speed control for precise adjustment between folding, mixing and beating tasks
  • Head-lift mechanism that allows fast bowl and attachment changes between jobs
  • Metal construction throughout, appropriate for the demands of a commercial environment
  • Compact footprint that fits comfortably on a busy prep bench where space is limited
  • Three attachments supplied, ready for the most common mixing applications immediately

Installation requires nothing more than a stable, level work surface and a standard single-phase mains socket. There are no gas or water connections to consider. At 15kg, the machine is manageable to position but should be on a surface that can take the load comfortably. The bowl and attachments are removable for cleaning, and keeping the attachment hub and head mechanism clear of residue will help maintain reliable operation over time.

This mixer is a practical choice for smaller independent operations — cafés, hotel breakfast kitchens, pub kitchens, small bakeries and similar sites — where a dependable mixing capability is needed without the footprint or cost of a larger machine. For sites with heavier, more sustained production demands, a higher-capacity model would be worth discussing.

If you'd like to talk through your typical batch sizes and how the 7 litre capacity fits your workflow, we're glad to help you work that out before you order.

Frequently asked questions

Is the 7 litre bowl size sufficient for a small bakery or café kitchen?

For a small bakery producing a limited daily run of loaves, or a café preparing batters and pastry bases, the 7 litre capacity is generally adequate. Where production involves frequent large batches or continuous back-to-back mixing across a full shift, a machine with a larger bowl and a more powerful motor is likely to be the more appropriate choice.

What are the installation requirements for this mixer?

The mixer runs from a standard single-phase mains socket, so there are no specialist electrical requirements, and no gas or water connections are needed. It needs a stable, level work surface capable of supporting 15kg — it is bench-mounted only and not designed for floor installation.

How should the mixer be cleaned and maintained in daily use?

The bowl and all three attachments are removable, making them straightforward to clean after each use. Keeping the attachment hub and the head mechanism free of food residue is the most important routine maintenance task, as built-up debris in these areas can affect performance and shorten service life over time.

Buffalo 7 Litre Planetary Mixer

£353.00(£423.60 inc VAT)

£353.00(£423.60 inc VAT)

The Buffalo 7 litre planetary mixer is a compact, bench-mounted machine built for everyday mixing tasks in a commercial kitchen. Using a planetary action — where the attachment rotates on its own axis while orbiting the bowl — it delivers consistent, even results across a range of common preparations including dough, batters, mashed potato, cream and egg whites. Three attachments are supplied as standard: a dough hook, a flat beater and a wire whisk, covering the majority of daily mixing requirements from the outset.

In a working kitchen context, this mixer is well matched to operations where mixing forms a regular part of the prep routine but not a continuous, high-volume production process. It handles moderately stiff doughs and denser mixtures without difficulty under typical conditions. Operators running extended back-to-back batch sessions across a full shift — a busy artisan bakery, for instance — would be better served considering a machine with greater bowl capacity and a more powerful motor.

Practical advantages that matter day to day include:

  • Stepless speed control for precise adjustment between folding, mixing and beating tasks
  • Head-lift mechanism that allows fast bowl and attachment changes between jobs
  • Metal construction throughout, appropriate for the demands of a commercial environment
  • Compact footprint that fits comfortably on a busy prep bench where space is limited
  • Three attachments supplied, ready for the most common mixing applications immediately

Installation requires nothing more than a stable, level work surface and a standard single-phase mains socket. There are no gas or water connections to consider. At 15kg, the machine is manageable to position but should be on a surface that can take the load comfortably. The bowl and attachments are removable for cleaning, and keeping the attachment hub and head mechanism clear of residue will help maintain reliable operation over time.

This mixer is a practical choice for smaller independent operations — cafés, hotel breakfast kitchens, pub kitchens, small bakeries and similar sites — where a dependable mixing capability is needed without the footprint or cost of a larger machine. For sites with heavier, more sustained production demands, a higher-capacity model would be worth discussing.

If you'd like to talk through your typical batch sizes and how the 7 litre capacity fits your workflow, we're glad to help you work that out before you order.