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| Attributes | |
| ARTICLE | ITARGS-N |
| POWER | 0.35 |
| SIZE L/W/H | 230 / 500 / 570 |
| RPM sec | 1400 (8000 - 12000) |
- : BHS-HoReCa
- Article number: ITARGS-N
This versatile appliance from BHS performs three key tasks—blending, juicing and ice crushing—using a single motor base. Operators can switch between attachments quickly, saving space and reducing clutter in busy catering environments. The design allows seamless transitions without relocating the unit or clearing additional workspace.
The motor powers interchangeable tools: sharp blades for blending, a centrifugal basket for juicing, and a dedicated ice-crushing attachment. Blending creates a vortex that pulls ingredients inward, producing smooth mixtures. Juicing separates liquid from pulp using centrifugal force, while ice crushing fractures cubes into fine or coarse textures. Speed adjustments let users tailor the output for different recipes.
To operate, select the required attachment, secure it to the base, and load ingredients. Close the lid, set the speed, and start the motor. Blending and juicing involve feeding ingredients through the tube, while ice crushing only requires adding cubes before activation. Once finished, detach the tool and remove the contents.
The appliance features stainless steel blades, basket and crushing tools, with a durable plastic base and housing. Its compact dimensions allow it to fit on standard worktops and slide under most wall cupboards. The power rating ensures compatibility with standard sockets, making it suitable for kitchens without specialised outlets.
Speed control offers a broad range, allowing precise texture adjustments. Lower settings work for coarse chopping or gentle juicing, while higher speeds produce smooth purées or finely crushed ice. A reference setting on the dial helps maintain consistency across batches.
Cleaning is straightforward, with removable, dishwasher-safe attachments. The base and housing can be wiped clean, while the feed tube and lid are designed to minimise splashing. Regular maintenance includes checking blade sharpness and clearing motor vents to ensure safe, efficient operation.