Kitfort KT-1358 Stationary Blender
Now in the market for kitchen appliances, there are a great many different blenders. Some of them are superior in power to an industrial rotary hammer, others can be hidden in a bag and carried with you in a fitness club. Each manufacturer is trying to make its device ideal for a specific target audience, and our main task is to determine the consumer for each device and help make the right choice.
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Specifications
Manufacturer | Kitfort |
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Model | KT-1358 |
Type of | stationary blender |
Country of Origin | China |
Warranty | 1 year |
Service life * | 2 years |
Power | 1250 watts |
Number of speeds | 2 |
Pulse mode | there is |
Blender Displacement | 1,5 l |
Blender Bowl Material | glass |
Blade material | stainless steel |
Body material | plastic, stainless steel |
Overload protection | not specified |
Control | mechanical |
Maximum Continuous Run Time | 2 minutes |
Maximum blade rotation speed | 21,000 rpm ± 15% |
Weight | 4.2 kg |
Dimensions (W × H × D) | 20.2 × 42.5 × 19.8 cm |
Network cable length | 1.2 m |
Equipment
Opening the box, inside we found:
- instruction
- warranty card
- Magnet and advertising printing
- blender assembly
From bumps and other transportation troubles, the blender is protected by only two cardboard inserts at the top and bottom, the other is missing.
Practice tests
We did not set ourselves the task of finding a product that our KT-1358 could not have dealt with precisely: it is clear that with its not too high power a piece of raw beef would not have flown into small mincemeat in a minute. In addition, the manufacturer does not say anything about protection against engine overheating. Therefore, we used a blender for tasks standard for most such devices, namely:
- chopping tomatoes
- making cocktails
- chopping berries with sugar
- making mashed potatoes
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