Hobart 00-295149 80-Quartz Stainless Steel Wire Whip 8.66 LB

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Wire Whip 80 Qt
Material(S) Stainless Steel
Type 80 Qt (76L)
Weight 8.66 Lb
Models Used In
Hobart Corp L800 Series, M802 Series

Description

The Hobart 00-295149 80-Quartz Stainless Steel Wire Whip is an efficient and durable mixing attachment for L800, L800D and M802. This whip, which has a weight of 8.66 lbs, has stainless steel tines that effectively fold air into mixtures; suitable for whipping light mixtures including egg whites, cream etc. It has a strong and durable material to make it long lasting and easy to clean, also the design enables efficient mixing without harming the bowl. This wire whip makes baking a lot easier and faster in commercial kitchens making it vital when buying kitchen utensils.

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Step1: Turn off and unplug the appliance to ensure safety.

Step2: Lower the appliance bowl to its lowest position.

Step3: Align the wire whip’s hub with the appliance’s attachment shaft.

Step4: Push the whip upward and twist clockwise until it locks securely.

Step5: Gently tug to confirm it is properly attached.

Step6: Raise the bowl and test at low speed before use.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Hobart 00-295149 Wire Whip?

    Regularly inspect the wire whip for bends, breaks, or rust, and clean it after each use with mild detergent. Proper maintenance ensures consistent mixing performance and prevents contamination. Avoid harsh chemicals and store it safely to protect the wires.

  • What are common issues with the Hobart 00-295149 Wire Whip?

    • Bent or deformed wires reduce mixing efficiency.
    • Loose or wobbly attachment to the appliance.
    • Rust or corrosion from improper cleaning or storage.
    • Inconsistent whipping results due to wire damage.