Sunmix Easy 10: specs, capacity and who it’s for
Up to 22 lb of dough per batch on a regular 110V outlet. For many small pizzerias and serious bakers it's the sweet spot between countertop size and real production.
Who’s behind this: the team at TheLoveOfDough, the eBay store that sells these Sunmix machines. Links to eBay go to our own listings.
In short: up to 22 lb (10 kg) of dough per batch (about 40 dough balls of 250 g), manual knobs, and it plugs into a regular 110V outlet.
What each feature does
- Inverter speed control: any spiral speed from 50–300 RPM, not two fixed speeds, and a smooth start. How it works
- 300 RPM top speed: a short finishing burst for wetter doughs, over 60% water. How it works
- Reverse: combines a biga, preferment or starter refresh without kneading it. How it works
- 1:9 bowl-to-spiral ratio: the spiral turns nine times per bowl turn, so the whole batch is worked evenly. How it works
No dough-temperature sensor, bowl lights or stored recipes: those come with the Sunmix Evo 10.
Specifications
| Max dough per batch | 22 lb (10 kg) |
|---|---|
| Max flour | 11 lb (5 kg) |
| Bowl | 13 qt |
| Speed | Variable, 50–300 RPM, with reverse |
| Motor | 550 W, single phase with inverter |
| Power | 110V, 9 A |
| Controls | Manual knobs |
| Extras | Stainless bowl, spiral and breaker bar; 1:9 bowl-to-spiral ratio |
| Size (W × D × H) | 12 × 20 × 21 in |
| Machine weight | 88 lb |
| Made in | Italy |
Specs are Sunmix’s published figures. Rated capacity assumes a normal, fairly soft dough; Sunmix rates these mixers for doughs from about 60% hydration, so plan smaller batches for stiff doughs.
How many dough balls per batch?
| 250 g (8.8 oz) | 280 g (9.9 oz) | 400 g (14 oz) |
|---|---|---|
| 40 | 35 | 25 |
At the rated maximum. Real batches should sit about 10% lower. Not sure this is your size? Try the mixer size calculator.
Who it’s for
- Small pizzerias and restaurants mixing once or twice a day
- Cottage bakeries and farmers-market bakers
- Home bakers who regularly make big batches
Easy or Evo?
The Sunmix Evo 10 has the same capacity and mixing hardware, plus a touch screen with 20 stored recipes, an infrared dough-temperature sensor that can stop the mix at a temperature you set, and LED lights in the bowl. The Sunmix Easy 10 keeps simple knobs and costs less. Read our honest Easy vs. Evo review.
Questions people ask
How much dough can the Sunmix Easy 10 mix?
Up to 22 lb (10 kg) of dough per batch, made with up to 11 lb (5 kg) of flour. That's about 40 dough balls of 250 g or 35 of 280 g.
Does the Sunmix Easy 10 have a dough temperature sensor?
No. The Sunmix Easy 10 has knob controls without a sensor. The Evo line adds an infrared sensor that stops the mix at a set dough temperature.
Does the Sunmix Easy 10 need 220V?
No. It runs on 110V, 9 A single phase and plugs into a regular outlet.
What's the difference between the Sunmix Easy 10 and the Sunmix Evo 10?
The Sunmix Evo 10 has the same capacity and mixing hardware, plus a touch screen with 20 stored recipes, an infrared dough-temperature sensor that can stop the mix at a temperature you set, and LED lights in the bowl. The Sunmix Easy 10 keeps simple knobs and costs less.