Buy Waring Commercial MX1000XTX Xtreme Hi-Power Blender with Raptor Copolyester Container, 64-OunceWaring Commercial MX1000XTX Xtreme Hi-Power Blender with Raptor Copolyester Container, 64-Ounce Product Description:
- Xtreme hi-power blender comes with high-performance 3.5 peak horsepower motor
- Includes container which is constructed of BPA-free copolyester material
- Features ultra-aggressive stainless steel blade and jar design delivers smoother consistencies and faster results
- Comes with easily removable container cover with removable clear cap for adding ingredients
- Available with 64-ounce capacity
Product Description
This Xtreme hi-power blender comes with high-performance 3.5 peak horsepower motor. Includes stackable container which is constructed of BPA-free copolyester material. Container features ultra-aggressive stainless steel blade and jar design delivers smoother consistencies and faster results. Unbreakable and dishwasher safe. It has easily removable container cover with removable clear cap for adding ingredients and for pressure reduction during hot food blending. It is ferocious enough for everything from smoothies and frozen drinks to thick spreads, desserts, dressings and all types of food preparation. It consists of simple HI, LO, OFF and PULSE paddle switches which is easy to use and find in dimly lit locations. Great for use in smoothie shops, coffee shops, restaurants and bars. Best warranty in the industry, limited 3 year motor, 2 year parts and labor warranty. It has 120-volts, 1500-watts, 12.5-amps power, 60 hertz. NSF approved. Available with 64-ounce capacity. Measures 18-inch height by 8-1/2-inch width by 8-1/4-inch depth.
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32 of 33 people found the following review helpful.
Powerful and High Quality
By Jerry Katz
This or any of the other Waring 3.0 - 3.5 HP blenders is as powerful a home blender as you will need. Are you considering a Vita Mix or a Blendtec? Is your desire to make green smoothies? I researched other brands and bought the Waring because of its impeccable reputation. Blendtec may be the most powerful in this category, but my research tells me it is not built to last to the degree of a Waring. The Vita Mix is no doubt a fine blender, however there is so much hype associated with the company that, for me, it gets in the way of the product itself. I want a blender from a company that focuses on the blender and that has a repution for reliability and durability. I've only had my Waring MX1000 for a few weeks, but words "awesome", "surprising", and "best friend" come up whenever I see it tearing tough leaves of green kale into little bits and then into smooth green beverage. If you want to get into raw foods or just extreme nutrition, this blender will serve you exceedingly well.UPDATE: August 26, 2010. I had a warranty matter which Waring handled promptly when I contacted them. I was very pleased. I can now say that not only will you get a great product but excellent service from a large corporation that treats you as a person.
28 of 29 people found the following review helpful.Great Blender for Frozen Fruit Smoothies
By Chistopher E. Monroy
I have been in the market for a professional / commercial grade blender for a very long time and I have spend hours researching the cost / features of several blenders. I found myself in need of a high powered blender because my Oster 6803 450 Watt blender was not up to the task of processing large chunks of frozen fruit for smoothies, and would simply lock up. I ended up looking into the blenders that dessert and smoothie shops use and that what lead me to the Waring MX line of blenders, the Vitamix 5200, and the Blendtec 1560-Watt Blender.After comparing all three blenders I opted to go with the Waring due to the MX series all metal construction between the drive shaft and the gears on the actual carafe, the lower price, and the fact that the Warring also has models lacking the electronic membrane keyboard interface (Unnecessarily complex and very expensive to repair down the line). The replacement carafe on the MX line is much less than the other brands. Most importantly I found that more restaurants are using the Waring series of blenders, as these machines are designed to produce in excess of a hundred smoothies a day under normal use. I was initially going to order the Waring MX1000R which is the highest end blender that Waring advertises towards it's home user market, however that model has a smaller 3.0 HP motor and is around $70 more than the more than the MX1000XT which is the entry level commercial blender with a 3.5 HP motor. Other than the larger motor, the two units are identical with the same carafes, switches, and accessorizes. In the end I ended up purchasing the Waring MX1000XT 3.5 HP blender for the lower cost and I could not be happier.*** A word of caution, no matter how powerful the blender, you will need some level of liquid in order to properly blend things. I have filled the entire unit with frozen fruit, however some juice is needed to get the blending process started.***
13 of 14 people found the following review helpful.amazing blender!
By Figment
I've been in the market for a high powered blender for quite some time but couldn't afford either a vitamix or a blendtec blender. After looking around I found the Waring brand and was amazed that it cost less and had a more powerful motor than the vitamix! Ordered it this wednesday and just received it a few hours ago :) It destroyed the frozen banana and blueberries that i tossed in and lo and behold i had a perfectly blended smoothie in literally less than a minute. No chunks no mess and cleanup was a breeze. The base is much bigger than my old blender but its got nice rubber feet so it didn't move at all and honestly didn't sound much louder than my cheapy blender. I would recommend this to anyone that wants a high powered blender but doesn't want to spend $500+
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