Ecoline by Hobart

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Ecoline by Hobart supports food prep and warewashing with compact, highly efficient mixers, slicers, and dishmachines. Planetary mixers support doughs, batters, and creams, slicers provide portion control for meats and cheeses, and dishmachines keep dinnerware, flatware, and tableware clean.

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Ecoline by Hobart offers a range of efficient, durable, user-friendly kitchen equipment designed for energy savings and high-volume performance. Its planetary mixers are available in 10- and 20-quart bench models, with gear-driven transmissions, three fixed speed settings, No. 12 taper attachment hubs, stainless steel bowls, and agitators for mixing, whipping, and kneading. The 10-quart mixer uses a 3⁄4-HP motor, while the 20-quart model uses a 1-HP motor and adds a digital timer for repeatable batch control. For slicing, Ecoline includes a manual slicer rated to handle meat and cheese with a 12-inch chrome-plated carbon steel knife, 1⁄2-HP motor, belt-driven operation, removable carriage, and top-mounted ceramic sharpener. The dishmachine lineup includes undercounter and door-type models in high- and low-temperature configurations, with features such as digital temperature displays, delime cycles, service diagnostics, soft start, automatic fill, pumped drains, and snap-in anti-clogging wash and rinse arms to support routine operation.

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What is Ecoline by Hobart?

Ecoline by Hobart is a foodservice equipment line that includes commercial mixers, manual slicers, and dishmachines for prep and warewashing applications.

What sizes are available for mixers from the Ecoline by Hobart?

Ecoline planetary mixers are available in 10- and 20-quart bench models. These mixers include standard agitators for mixing, whipping, and kneading.

What’s the difference between high-temp and low-temp dishwashers?

High-temperature models use hot water for sanitizing, while low-temperature models rely on chemical sanitizing.

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