kitchenaid tilt

A tilt-head mixer has a head that tilts back, giving easy access to the bowl and attachments so you can add ingredients, change attachments, or remove the bowl quickly and without hassle.

Tilt-head KitchenAid mixers typically feature metal or all-metal construction with a solid metal body designed for durability and stable mixing performance.

Common features include planetary mixing action for thorough mixing, an attachment/power hub for optional accessories, removable stainless-steel bowls, multiple speed settings, and durable metal construction and drive components for long-lasting performance.

Most tilt-head models shown use a 5-quart stainless-steel bowl; some models are offered with a 4.5-quart bowl option.

Tilt-head mixers commonly offer 10 precision speeds. Motor power in the examples shown is typically 325 watts for 5-quart models, while a 4.5-quart model lists 275 watts.

Typical features include a nonslip base, a safety lock, shock-resistant construction, and a sturdy all-metal or solid-metal body to help keep the mixer stable during use.