Let's consider universal juicers .
These juicers can be used to make juice from apples, pears, other fruits, as well as berries and vegetables. However, despite the name "universal," when choosing a juicer, look .jpg)
Read the instructions and check the list of products that can be used to make juice.
This is a more complex device than a citrus juicer. The "raw material" is first crushed and then placed in a separator. Unlike a citrus juicer , universal juicers are designed to extract a much larger volume of juice. This means there will be much more pulp. Therefore, a cleaning system is very important for these household appliances.
It depends on the shape of the separator. Separators can be cylindrical or conical. When using a cylindrical separator in a juicer, the efficiency is quite high and can reach 95%. The downside is that cylindrical separators make it difficult to properly remove pulp. This means that after making two to four glasses of juice, you'll have to clean it manually, which is extremely inconvenient. Pulp sticking to the strainer often causes uneven rotation and vibration, causing the juicer to "jump" around the counter. Conical separators are much easier to clean. However, they also result in lower juice yield.
The power of universal juicers ranges from 200 to 1000 watts. Manufacturers claiming higher power is likely a marketing ploy. Therefore, it's worth paying attention to low power and high performance, as well as the motor cooling method and type. High-quality models feature an efficient motor cooling system.
What other differences do universal juicers have? The material the device is made of. Since the produce comes into direct contact with the juicer's walls during juicing, it's crucial that it's made of stainless steel rather than plastic. Another important component is the centrifuge screen. It should be made of stainless steel and free of welded, soldered, or riveted seams. Over time, these are the most common areas where the screen breaks. If the screen is damaged, the juice will contain a large amount of pulp.
To make the right choice of juicer, follow these steps:
Check the instructions for the names of vegetables, fruits, and berries that the juicer can juice, as there may be exceptions.
The Thielmann Juice Master 42.6 juicer can juice virtually any vegetable, fruit, and even herbs. Apples, carrots, grapes, pomegranate, beets, parsley, dill, and celery are just a few of the juicers we can use. Furthermore, you can juice fruits with small seeds and peels. .jpg)
A universal juicer can process a large amount of fruit, but it also produces a lot of waste. Therefore, the pulp ejector function is especially important: without it, the pulp will clog the screen, forcing you to constantly stop to clean the appliance.
- Thanks to the Rotel juicer's special turbo function, the strainer won't clog. Grapes, pomegranates, apples, and other fruits can be used with small seeds and peels. You'll still get crystal-clear juice!
The shape of the separator is crucial; it can be either cylindrical or conical. A cylindrical shape achieves the highest percentage of finished juice (up to 95%—a very high yield), but it's very difficult to properly remove pulp in these juicers. This means your juicer is designed for a small amount of fruit, and after 2-3 glasses of juice, you'll need to manually empty the separator of pulp. With a conical separator, pulp removal isn't a problem, and you can process a significant amount of fruit or vegetables, but the efficiency of the machine decreases.
The centrifugal speed of the juicer is constant at 6,300 rpm and is independent of the density of the fruits or vegetables you're juicing. Your Rotel juicer always operates at peak efficiency, ensuring you get the maximum amount of fresh juice!
- The operating time of the juicer is also an important indicator.
Thanks to the air-cooled motor, the Thielmann Juice Master 42.6 juicer runs indefinitely. You can juice as much as you want, without stopping. The motor doesn't overheat, eliminating the risk of damaging the juicer.
The quality of the strainer material and the working parts is extremely important. In low-quality products, the strainer, made of soft metal, often breaks.
All Rotel juicer components are made of special medical-grade steel, ensuring exceptional strength and reliability. This steel resists oxidation, ensuring you get "live juice."
- An important detail is ease of cleaning and assembly.
When assembling the juicer, you don't need to tighten anything. The motor handle also serves as a lock during assembly. The number of parts that get dirty is minimal. Plus, a special cleaning brush for the centrifuge is included. Cleaning this juicer is a real pleasure!
Domestic centrifugal juicers aren't exactly beautiful, but many are designed for long-term continuous operation and can process up to 50 kg of apples per hour; some can even shred vegetables for salads. Pulp removal is often done manually. The only major advantage of these noisy machines is their sheer productivity and versatility, but extracting a cup of juice in the morning with them is quite a labor-intensive process. Foreign-made juicers are designed for daily use rather than for preserving. However, they're quiet and don't bounce around on the countertop, and they're easy to clean, including the strainer.
This juicer combines ease of use with tremendous productivity. It can juice up to 55 kilograms of carrots per hour! Working with this juicer is as enjoyable as drinking a glass of fresh juice.
Many models have a built-in container for collecting the prepared juice. A built-in container increases the size of the juicer; in smaller juicers, the finished juice is poured directly into a cup.
Speaking of the features of individual juicers, it's worth noting that the Thielmann Juice Master 42.6 juicer has a remarkable feature. You can juice one juice after another without them mixing. If you want to juice carrots, then grapes, and then apples, you don't have to stop and clean the juicer each time. Work nonstop, and you'll get 3 crisp juices.
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Purely pure juice. The angle of the centrifuge and its teeth is calculated so that, when rotating at 6,300 rpm, all the pulp flies off the strainer and ends up in the waste container. The juicer's strainer is always clean, and that's why the juices don't mix.
The power stated in the product datasheet by manufacturers varies from 200 W to 1000 W. Interestingly, the less well-known the manufacturer, the higher the stated power. This is due to differences in power measurement methods and the obvious overstatement of parameters for advertising purposes.
And finally, the already hackneyed advice: when buying a juicer, carefully read the instructions - the lion's share of complaints about the quality of household appliances are rejected by service centers due to improper use.
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