Bosch Mixers

The original BOSCH Mixer with its unique open-bowl design dates back to 1952. First introduced in Germany - it was geared towards German homemakers - then became popular throughout Europe.

In 1972, it was redesigned with the first polycarbonate housing that is lighter and develops less heat in the motor. It also was given a transmission, allowing it to "gear down" for tougher mixing jobs. This mixer was new and innovative. It was the same mixer distributed in America in 1974.

Since then, the BOSCH Universal Plus Mixer has undergone only two other redesigns in its lifetime: one in 1986 and the other in 2007. These resulted in boosted transmission power and speed variability, creating the mixer we have today. This speaks to its quality engineering and durability.

What is truly remarkable about BOSCH Mixers is the powerful motor and belt-driven transmission. This transmission gives tremendous power, coupled with the dough hooks unique double bar and blade design, gives the mixer its unique ability to properly knead bread for 100% gluten development.