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Used Blenders in Tokyo, Japan

  • Takasago Chemical Machine Rotation speed:

    Takasago Chemical Machine Rotation speed: 24.6rpm

    • Manufacturer: Takasago Chemical

    Product name: Ribbon Blender Ribbon Mixer | Volume: 1,500L | Motor capacity: 7.5kw/4P | Voltage: 3 phase 200 V | True sky: not allowed | Jacket: Nothing | Material of powder contact part: SUS | Face: Nothing | S...

    Tokyo, Japan
  • TOKUJU TOKUJYU V-40 type

    TOKUJU TOKUJYU V-40 type

    • Manufacturer: Tajima Chemical Machinery

    Product name: V Type Mixer V Blender | Volume: 40 liters of stock | Motor capacity: 0.4kw4P | Voltage: 3 phase 200 V | True sky: not allowed | Jacket: Nothing | Material of powder contact part: SUS | Face: Nothi...

    Tokyo, Japan
  • Kinki machine, outlet: 160 mm

    Kinki machine, outlet: 160 mm dia.

    • Manufacturer: Tajima Chemical Machinery

    Product name: Double cone blender | Specification 2: Upper inlet diameter: approx. 200mmφ Straight body diameter: approx. 1060mmφ Lower outlet diameter: approx. 160mmφ Upper conical height: approx. 400mmH Straig...

    Tokyo, Japan

Overview

Blenders are essential kitchen appliances used for mixing, puréeing, or emulsifying food and other substances. Available in various models including countertop, immersion, and high-performance blenders, they are ideal for making smoothies, soups, sauces, and more. Their versatility and ease of use make them a staple in both home and commercial kitchens.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a blender?

Consider the blender's motor power, speed settings, jar capacity, and material. If you plan to blend tough ingredients, a high-performance blender with a powerful motor is recommended.

How do I ensure the blender is shipped safely to my location?

Choose a reliable shipping service that offers proper packaging to protect the blender during transit. Ensure the blender is securely packed with cushioning materials to prevent damage.

What is the maintenance schedule for a blender?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the jar and blades after each use, checking for any wear or damage, and ensuring the motor base is kept clean and dry. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance tips.