Why bamix®
The original hand blender

Why bamix®

Patented in Switzerland in 1950, sold under the bamix® name since 1954. Every device is developed, assembled and tested by ESGE AG in Mettlen.

What defines a bamix®

Six things that have stayed the same across every generation of the device.

Made in Mettlen

Development, motor production, assembly and testing happen at one site in Switzerland. Every device is assembled by hand and switched on before it is packed.

An AC motor developed in house

bamix® designs and builds its own AC motor. Depending on the model it delivers between 140 and 300 watts, with two speed settings on the corded devices.

One tool, many attachments

The same device drives the multi-purpose blade, the beater, the whisk and the meat blade, as well as the Processor, SliceSy and Grinder attachments.

Cleaning without disassembly

Rinse the shaft under running water, or run the device briefly in a glass of water. Nothing has to be taken apart.

Spare parts and repairs

Blades, attachments and wear parts can be replaced individually. Repairs and spare parts are handled by the bamix® partner in your country.

Lifetime motor warranty

Corded bamix® devices produced after 1 January 2020 carry a lifetime warranty on the motor. Cordless models are excluded. Your statutory rights as a consumer are not affected by this.

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Technology

The motor is the device

bamix® develops and produces its own AC motor in Mettlen. It holds its speed under load, which is what makes emulsifying, whipping and frothing work the way they do.

The motor is also the part that is covered for life on corded devices, which is only possible because it is built and tested in house.

The short version

1954 Sold under the bamix® name since
140–300 W AC motor output, depending on model
2 Speed settings on the corded devices
Mettlen Developed, assembled and tested in Switzerland
Built for professional kitchens too
Gastronomy

Built for professional kitchens too

In 1991 professional chefs asked for a bamix® that was five centimetres longer. The result was the Gastro line, which is still part of the range today as the PRO models with 18.5 and 28.5 cm shafts.

The same device family is used in restaurants, hotels, bakeries and catering kitchens.

Service

Repair instead of replace

A bamix® is built from parts that can be separated and exchanged: blades, shaft, housing and wear parts. Spare parts remain available after a model has been replaced in the range, and repairs are carried out by the bamix® partner in your country.

Information on recycling the device and its packaging is available on our recycling page.

Find the model that fits

Compare every bamix® side by side, or find the partner in your country who sells and services it.