JTC Omniblend Commercial Blender 788

Commercial blenders are powerful and durable appliances designed for heavy-duty use in professional kitchens, bars, and restaurants. They typically offer a range of features to handle various blending tasks efficiently. Here are some features found in our commercial blenders:

Power and Performance: Our commercial blenders are known for their high-power motors, ranging from 1,200 to 2200 watts, enabling them to handle tough ingredients and achieve smooth and consistent blending results.

Variable Speed Control: We offer variable speed settings, allowing the user to adjust the blending speed based on the desired texture or consistency. This feature is particularly useful when working with different ingredients or recipes.

Pulse Function: The pulse function provides short bursts of power at maximum speed, allowing for precise control when blending ingredients that require quick pulsing or chopping. It helps achieve more control over the blending process.

Large Capacity: Commercial blenders typically have large blending jars or pitchers, ranging from 1.5 litres to 2.8 litres or more. The spacious capacity enables blending large batches of ingredients or accommodating multiple servings at once.

Durable Construction: Commercial blenders are built with robust materials, with stainless steel blades and heavy-duty plastic, to withstand frequent use and handle tough ingredients without breaking or wearing out quickly.

Tamper/Stir Stick: Our blenders comes with a tamper or stir stick, which allows you to push down ingredients that might get stuck during blending, ensuring consistent blending results. Blade Design: Commercial blenders features strong and sharp stainless steel blades designed to pulverize and blend ingredients efficiently.

Noise Reduction: Commercial blenders can be noisy due to their powerful motors. However, our models incorporate noise reduction technology by providing a sound enclosure box, creating a more comfortable working environment by reducing 80% noise.

These are some of the common features you can expect to find in commercial blenders. However, it’s important to note that specific models and brands may offer additional or unique features based on their design and intended use.