A juicer machine is one that is often rather singular in design or in function. Many individuals enjoy taking their time when selecting one. They may consider it a rather intimate kitchen appliance. In some cases the style may be extremely important to them, to ensure that the device matches their kitchen décor. In other cases it may be preferred that the juicer machine is one that can be easily put away when not in use, and then set up again for the next use.
There are some things that can prove essential in selecting a juicer machine though. To provide a more thorough examination no industrial grade juicers are listed below. What is listed is a selection of juicer machines that will help you to recognize some of the key elements that constitute the many differences between juicer machines. When you begin to shop keep a special eye out for materials, operation and appearance.
Samson GB-9001 Juicer
This is a power juicer that actually may satisfy the purists and the modernists. One of the major debates about power operation versus manual (crank) operation is that power juicers often operate at high RPM’s. This may seem like a good thing, but there are some that report that those high RPM’s actually result in a reduction of the nutritional value of the juice. This particular power juicer operates at 80 RPM’s which is quite low compared to 2000 and above that other juicers are rated at.
RPM’s are definitely a consideration for some. Look is too though. This model is a low to counter design made of white plastic. This will fit in a number of modern kitchen settings. The model is likely not too large to fit under a counter, and the weight will probably prove manageable for most users in the case that you prefer to store the unit out of sight.
Jack LaLanne’s JLPJB Power Juicer Juicing Machine
This is one of the more typical among power juicers. This juicer machine operates at 3,600 RPM’s. That coupled with the extra-large, round feeder tube make this a machine that can juice nearly anything without pits or tough skins. It will likely have no problem with sustained feeding either.
This design is fifteen pounds of white plastic though, so you probably will not be tucking it under the counter between juicings. The blades are surgical-grade stainless steel though, and the product comes complete with recipe books for beginning juicers.
Miracle Manual Stainless Steel Juicer
This is an example of a manual juicer. Some people may find they prefer the style and function. You turn a handle to crank the juicer. As a result low RPM’s are generally guaranteed. The design of many of these juicers is striking as well.
This Miracle Manual Stainless Steel Juicer model is crafted from stainless steel. This juicer machine unit does clamp to a surface for installation though. Using a metal C-clamp on the kitchen counter will likely not appeal to everyone, but there may be other options.