750 W Commercial Immersion Blender
750 W Commercial Immersion Blender
Blend it in the pot it was cooked in.
A stick blender built for stockpots, not saucepans, with the motor and the reach to finish a batch of soup where it stands.
The motor is a 750 W copper-wound unit, which is what separates a commercial stick blender from a domestic one. Speed runs from 8,000 to 20,000 rpm on a variable control, so a chunky vegetable soup gets a slow start and a hollandaise gets everything it has. The 406 mm shaft reaches deep into a stockpot without the motor body going anywhere near the liquid.
The shaft twists off the motor body, and the blade goes in the dishwasher. The blade is 304 stainless, the grip is rubberised, and there is a lock button so a long job does not mean a cramped hand. Overheat protection stops it before it cooks itself.
Features
- Variable speed, 8,000 to 20,000 rpm
- Lock button for long runs
- Rubberised grip, one-hand control
- 406 or 508 mm shaft lengths
- 304 stainless steel blade
- Sealed shaft keeps residue out
- Detachable shaft, dishwasher-safe blade
- Made to hang on a wall
- Overheat protection cuts power before damage
Specification
| Brand | Vevor |
|---|---|
| Motor | 750 W |
| Low speed | 8,000 rpm |
| High speed | 20,000 rpm |
| Shaft length | 406 mm |
| Overall length | 755 mm |
| Body width | 147 mm |
| Weight | 4.2 kg |
| Blade | 304 stainless |
| Shaft | Detachable |
| Run time | 5 min on, 2 off |
| Protection | Overheat cut-out |
| Storage | Wall mount design |
Questions
Will it handle a big pot of soup?
Yes. That is what the long shaft and the 750 W motor are for. Start on low speed to break the vegetables down, then bring it up to smooth it out. Keep each run inside the five minute limit and rest it for two.
Can it go in the dishwasher?
The blade can. Twist the shaft off the motor body first. The motor body wipes clean with a damp cloth; never put it in water.
Why does it stop after a few minutes?
That is the overheat cut-out doing its job. The motor is rated for five minutes on and two minutes off. Let it cool and it restarts. If you routinely need longer runs, blend in two batches rather than one.
Is it heavy to hold?
It weighs 4.2 kg with the accessories, which is typical for a commercial unit with a proper motor. The rubber grip and the lock button mean you are not squeezing a trigger for the whole job.
Which shaft length should I get?
If you use standard stockpots, the 406 mm. If you use very tall stockpots or blend in a bratt pan, the 508 mm. Both use the same motor body.