Multiple Configurations
Choose between tilt-head and high-capacity bowl-lift models.
Stand mixers
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KitchenAid Stand Mixers
These professional-grade mixers offer versatile configurations for small and large kitchen projects. Choose between tilt-head and bowl-lift designs to suit your workspace
First look
Worth noticing
Commercial Grade
The 8-quart series includes a stainless steel bowl guard.
Specialty Bundles
Select listings include flex edge beaters and pouring shields.
Catalog map
How KitchenAid splits here
- 7/35 with weight · mid 3.86 kg
- 5/35 with fit · mid 14.4 in
The lineup
35 mixers on this hub
About this lineup
Professional Mixing Standards
This set includes models ranging from 4.5-quart home units to 8-quart commercial machines. The titles highlight specific series like Artisan and Commercial for different user needs.
- Tilt-head access design
- Bowl-lift support system
- 8-quart commercial capacity
- Flex edge beater attachments
- Stainless steel bowl guards
- Pouring shield accessories
What to look for
The lineup
KitchenAid focuses on Red, Black, Bowl-lift stand mixers, Tilt-head stand mixers in the current models.
How they are built
What you get is what the titles name. Sample models: Empire red artisan 5 quart stand mixer; Pistachio green artisan 5 quart mixer; Cast iron black artisan tilt head mixer.
The intended job
Pick a KitchenAid model from Red, Black, Bowl-lift stand mixers, Tilt-head stand mixers when that is the job you have.
Worth comparing
Titles already name the split: Empire red artisan 5 quart stand mixer; Pistachio green artisan 5 quart mixer; Cast iron black artisan tilt head mixer.
Mentioned
Good and less good
Based on 96 reviews we read
Keepers
- Quiet operation 13
- Beautiful color finish 12
- Sturdy build quality 9
- Long-lasting durability 8
- Easy for baking 7
- Easy to operate 7
- Sturdy build 7
- Attachment ecosystem 6
- Heavy weight 5
Why it slips
- Heavy to move 8
- Heavy weight 3
- Quiet operation 1
Voices
Buyer notes
The 5-quart tilt-head model is perfect for my daily baking needs.
I prefer the 8-quart bowl-lift for making very large batches of bread.
The flex edge beater helps me mix ingredients without stopping to scrape the bowl.
Before you buy
KitchenAid Questions
What is the difference between tilt-head and bowl-lift models?
Tilt-head models allow the motor head to move back for bowl access. Bowl-lift models use a lever to move the bowl up to the fixed motor head.
What is the largest capacity available in this set?
The Commercial Series offers an 8-quart capacity. This is the largest size listed in this catalog.
Are there any special attachments included?
Some bundles include a flex edge beater or a pouring shield. These help with thorough mixing and preventing messes.
What are the standard bowl sizes for home use?
Home models typically come in 4.5-quart and 5-quart sizes. These are found in the Artisan and KSM85 series.