Description

The Talsa MIX95SE is the most economical and straightforward model in the 95-liter mixer lineup—designed for dependable mixing performance using a single motor. The paddle is motor-driven, while the bowl rotates by inertia, making this model ideal for processors who consistently run medium-to-large batch sizes and want a simplified, reliable solution without sacrificing mixing quality.

Key Features:
- Single-Motor Drive (SE Series): Powers the mixing paddle while the bowl rotates naturally through the inertia of the batch, providing effective, low-maintenance mixing for dense or fully loaded batches.
- 95L Capacity Bowl: A mid-size option that fits well in both small and mid-scale processing plants—large enough for efficient throughput but compact enough for flexible floor planning.
- Manual Tilting for Easy Unloading: Heavy-duty manual tilt system streamlines the emptying process and supports fast cleanup.
- Food-Grade Stainless Steel Construction: Built entirely with hygienic AISI 304 stainless steel and rounded corners for easy washdown and sanitation compliance.
- User-Friendly Operation: Simple control panel and mechanical design make it an ideal choice for teams seeking low-maintenance equipment that just works.
- Built-in Safety Protections: Equipped with a transparent safety cover, lift-assist system, and safety interlocks to protect operators during use.

Ideal For:
- Processors running full batches of sausage, ground meat, or marinated products
- Applications where simplicity, reliability, and affordability are top priorities
- Mixing operations where variable paddle speed or bowl rotation isn’t required

Why Choose the SE Model?
The MIX95SE is perfect for facilities that consistently mix larger product loads and prefer an ultra-simple, robust solution. It costs less than the dual-motor SP and SPV models and requires fewer components to maintain—while still delivering the trusted performance Talsa is known for. Note: since the bowl rotates by inertia, this model is not recommended for small batches, as insufficient volume may prevent proper bowl movement.