Would this work to grease a kitchenaid mixer?
1032440
I believe it would as it is made for food related machines. It has worked well on our high end Saeco Italian coffee maker. I would recommend it.
1032441
I use this on my espresso maker and that is for personal use. According to the manufacturer, it is designed for any machine for food.
1032442
I don't know. My use of this product was as recommended by the manufacturer of an Espresso Machine and required and 'edible' grease, which this product is.
1342334
The product I received is labeled Benalene 930-2, not 4176597 as shown on your picture. It looks like the same lubricant as found inside the Mixer but it easily could be a substitute. I would be surprised if Kitchen Aid would manufacture any lubricant themselves. (The First Aid label states to seek medical advice if product is ingested) The gear cover screws loosened up on my mixer and I noticed the original grease oozing out at the cover gasket. I replaced the old grease and reassembled with a new gasket. No problem since.
1383399
It might be difficult with a hand mixer, but I assume it would work if it had a strong motor! This dough is very soft-- not dense and stringy like wheat dough. Doubt quote me on that, though :)
1342332
It's a substitute as far as I know with all the same ingredients. ...i couldn't find a kitchen aid mixer grease
1816216
I am not a doughnut maker but I do not see why it would not work. The mixer has plenty of power and speed.
713476
If you have a KitchenAid mixer I would think it would be compatible. Order from a vendor that is good on returns (Amazon) just to be safe. The price is for one beater (two of this size would not fit). This attachment is a must for making 7-minute frosting which requires you to beat the egg whites, sugar and cream of tartar, over a hot water (I use a bowl over a pot of simmering water).
346198
I wouldn't recommend it for heavy doughs. I would use the Kitchen Aid stand mixer for that.
1631815
I wouldn't. Check on kitchenaid's website and you should be able to find what models work with what.
33209
If you have the traditional C hook that comes with a Kitchenaid mixer, it's about 1/2 inch shorter and 1/2 inch wider. They don't recommend using this unless it's one of the models listed, but mine's not listed and it works as long as I don't turn it on any faster than the speed marks 1 or 2. I have the Heavy Duty Professional Model K5SS
1985632
A person with my sense of humor....Ha Ha....I have a stand size kitchenaid and it works fine...You can always return it to Amazon if you don't like it. Mine is very long for my mixer. It is a little too long actually so it might fit the big daddy of kitchenaids....
2157506
I have a kitchenaid and this part fixed my issue. Most of them are made by the same manufacturer so if you checked online to see if this part works in your model, then it should be good to give it a try.
180638
I thought the same thing, but, I used it and it solved the oil leaking problem. I run the mixer once a week since (if not used) and so far so good.
1037528
I combined it with molasses and it worked well. I also used a bowl mixer due to the volume I used. It is too thick for a beater mixer.
474772
Absolutely. Grease fittings are grease fittings. The difference is really in the size (volume) is the grease tube.
1254854
It's a high quality grease gun. It should work on anything with grease fittings.
257486
The grease in a kitchenaid mixer is usually replaced due to oil leaking from the mixer. Instructions are on YouTube as a video or http://www.ereplacementparts.com/article/5518/How_to_Fix_a_KitchenAid_Stand_Mixer_That_Is_Leaking_Oil.html in pictures and text.
1019130
No, it will not. I had one for another mixer, but when I bought the 6 quart from Costco, it did not fit. I talked to Kitchenaid and they said at that time that they did not have a scraping beater for the Costco Kitchenaid.