Sammic DME-50 Spiral Dough Mixer | 50 Litre Commercial
Product Description
The Sammic DME-50 is a freestanding spiral dough mixer with a 50-litre bowl, built specifically for commercial dough production. Where a planetary mixer is a generalist tool, a spiral mixer...
Specifications
- Capacity (litres)
- 50
- External depth (mm)
- 850
- External height (mm)
- 740
- External width (mm)
- 530
Product Description
The Sammic DME-50 is a freestanding spiral dough mixer with a 50-litre bowl, built specifically for commercial dough production. Where a planetary mixer is a generalist tool, a spiral mixer has one primary purpose: developing dough consistently and efficiently at volume. The spiral hook and central dough rod work together to fold and strengthen the dough without overworking the gluten structure — a distinction that matters when producing large batches of bread, pizza bases, or enriched doughs repeatedly through a working day.
In a busy preparation environment, the stationary bowl keeps the process stable and reduces the need for operator intervention once a cycle is running. Mix times are typically shorter than with less specialised equipment, which contributes to throughput during intensive preparation periods. The machine is built for regular daily use, with stainless steel contact components throughout.
From an operational standpoint, a few practical points are worth considering:
- Stainless steel bowl, spiral hook, and dough rod across all dough-contact areas
- Liftable head design gives clear bowl access for removal and cleaning without tools
- Scratch-resistant painted body with stainless steel protection cover for durability under daily use
- Freestanding installation requires a stable, level surface with adequate clearance around the unit
Cleaning after a dough-heavy service is straightforward — the liftable head keeps access unobstructed, which is a practical consideration for any site running multiple preparation sessions each day.
A 50-litre capacity suits medium to high-volume sites: artisan bakeries, pizza restaurants, hotel kitchens, and contract catering operations with consistent daily output. If your dough volumes are more modest, a smaller-capacity spiral mixer would likely serve you better. For very high-volume production across multiple shifts, a heavier-duty unit may be the more suitable long-term choice.
If you would like to talk through whether the DME-50 is the right match for your production volumes and kitchen setup, our team is happy to help.
Key Features
- 50-litre stainless steel bowl with spiral hook and central dough rod
- Liftable head design allows tool-free bowl removal and access
- Stationary bowl keeps dough process stable throughout each mix cycle
- Stainless steel contact components throughout for durability and hygiene
- Freestanding design suitable for placement in varied kitchen layouts
Operational Benefits
- Develops gluten structure consistently across large dough batches each day
- Shorter mix cycles support higher throughput during busy preparation periods
- Reduces operator intervention once the mix cycle is underway
- Tool-free bowl access speeds up cleaning between preparation sessions
- Built for sustained daily use in medium to high-volume production kitchens
Specifications
- Capacity (litres)
- 50
- External depth (mm)
- 850
- External height (mm)
- 740
- External width (mm)
- 530
- Power rating (kw)
- 3.2
- Power type
- Electric 1 Phase
- Weight (kg)
- 110
Frequently Asked Questions
- A 50-litre bowl suits medium to high-volume sites producing consistent daily dough output — artisan bakeries, pizza restaurants, and contract catering kitchens are typical examples. If your requirements are more modest or more demanding, it is worth discussing your actual daily volumes with us before committing, as capacity matching has a real impact on both efficiency and machine longevity.
- The DME-50 is a freestanding unit, so it needs a stable, level floor surface with adequate clearance on all sides for safe operation and cleaning access. You should also confirm the electrical supply at your site is compatible before installation — if you are unsure, we can advise on what to check.
- A planetary mixer is a versatile general-purpose machine, but the spiral design is optimised specifically for dough work. The combination of a rotating spiral hook and a stationary bowl folds and develops the gluten more gently and efficiently than a planetary action, which tends to produce a more consistent result across large batches with less risk of overworking the dough.