Designed for ultra-heavy-duty foodservice environments, this premium countertop commercial food blender features an integrated electronic countdown timer for precise, hands-free blending control. Driven by a powerful 3.75 HP direct-drive commercial motor, it is perfectly suited for high-volume operations preparing over 100 servings or drinks per day. It delivers exceptional blending efficiency for large batches of smoothies, soups, signature sauces, purees, and dressings.
Precision Controls & Electronic Timer
3-Minute Countdown Timer: Equipped with a built-in digital electronic timer that automatically shuts off the blender when the cycle is complete, ensuring perfect consistency and allowing multi-tasking in busy kitchens.
3-Speed Functionality: Features a responsive, easy-to-clean electronic membrane keypad with Low, Medium, and High speed selections.
PULSE Control: Includes a dedicated MAX PULSE button for an instant surge of maximum blending speed to break down tough or dense ingredients quickly.
Industrial Construction & Reliability
Stainless Steel Container: Includes a massive 1-gallon (128 oz.) heavy-gauge stainless steel jar with two ergonomic industrial handles for secure lifting and stable pouring.
Clamped Lid Design: Features a durable rubberized lid system with tight-locking mechanical clamps and a removable clear center cap for safe ingredient additions or pressure venting during hot food cycles.
Metal-on-Metal Coupling: Built with a rugged stainless steel coupling system for long-lasting performance and reliable power transmission from motor to blade.
Die-Cast Motor Base: Heavy die-cast housing provides a low center of gravity, enhanced by vibration-absorbing rubber feet to keep the unit firmly anchored to the prep table.
Maintenance & Certifications
Removable Jar Pad: Features a single-piece, durable jar pad that lifts off easily and is fully safe for commercial dishwashers.
Commercial Blade Assembly: Fitted with high-end, sharp stainless steel blades engineered for continuous heavy daily operation.
