Univex BSBL78 Spiral Bowl Lifter - UVBSBL78

Univex BSBL78 Spiral Bowl Lifter - UVBSBL78

The Univex BSBL78 spiral bowl lifter is easy to use and durable. It has a single-button operation, making it simple to operate. The built-in safety guard protects the machine and employees. It has a single hydraulic piston with two balance pistons. This BSBL78 has a welded, heavy-duty construction for increased durability and strength. 

Features

• 78 high, single button operation
• Welded heavy-duty construction
• Simple reliable service
• Easy controls, single button operation
• Built in safety guard
• Powerful single hydraulic piston provides the lifting power while two perfectly balances pistons provide the tipping motion

Specifications

What our Experts Think

• Enhanced Efficiency: Designed for use with Univex SL160RB to SL300RB spiral mixers, the BSBL78 facilitates the lifting and tipping of heavy bowls, streamlining operations in commercial kitchens.

• Robust Construction: Built with welded heavy-duty steel, this lifter ensures durability and longevity, capable of handling up to 660 lbs of dough.

• Powerful Operation: Equipped with a 3 HP motor operating at 220V/60/3-phase, it delivers reliable performance for consistent bowl handling.

• User-Friendly Design: Features single-button operation and easy-to-use controls, simplifying the lifting and tipping process.

Q&A

Q: What is the Univex BSBL78 Spiral Bowl Lifter?
A: The Univex BSBL78 is a heavy-duty spiral bowl lifter designed to assist in lifting and discharging heavy bowls from Univex SL160RB to SL300RB spiral mixers. It features a discharge height of 78 inches (1990 mm) and is equipped with a powerful hydraulic system for efficient operation. 

Q: Is the bowl included with the BSBL78 Spiral Bowl Lifter?
A: No, the bowl is not included with the lifter. The BSBL78 is designed for use with Univex removable bowl spiral mixers, which are sold separately.

Maintenance Tips

• Regular Cleaning: After each use, clean the lifter to prevent buildup of flour and other residues, which can affect performance. Use a damp cloth to wipe down surfaces, avoiding excessive moisture near electrical components.

• Hydraulic System Check: Periodically inspect the hydraulic system for leaks or signs of wear. Ensure that hydraulic fluid levels are adequate and that there are no obstructions in the lifting mechanism.

• Safety Inspection: Regularly verify that the safety guard is securely in place and that all safety features are functioning correctly to prevent accidents.

• Professional Servicing: Schedule routine maintenance checks with qualified technicians to ensure that the lifter operates optimally and to address any potential issues before they become major problems.