Waring WPB05 Professional Kitchen Blender, Chrome

Description

Product description WPB05 Color: Chrome Features: -Simple 2-speed operation.
-Commercially rated heavy-duty motor with 500 peak input watts. -Manufacturer
provides 5 years limited motor warranty. Product Type: -Countertop Blender.
Jar Material: -Glass. Lid Material: -Plastic. Dishwasher Safe: -Yes.
Dimensions: Overall Height – Top to Bottom: -15.5″. Overall Width – Side to
Side: -8″. Overall Depth – Front to Back: -7″. Overall Product Weight: -8.3
lbs. Bandleader and inventor Fred Waring introduced the first
blender in 1936; more than 60 years later the Waring blender remains the
standard for the field. This one, a hardworking blender with a durable glass
pitcher and a sturdy metal base, can quickly pulverize ice or purée a
vichyssoise to creamy smoothness. The stainless-steel blade is removable on
this model, and the plastic ring that attaches the blade to the pitcher feels
a little light for such a heavy blender. Those in doubt might go with one of
Waring’s fixed-blade blenders. With a one-year appliance warranty, though,
there’s plenty of time to test this one out. –Maria Dolan

Features:

• 40-ounce glass jar holds 5 cups of mixed drinks, soup, or sauce
• Powerful 350-watt motor crushes ice fast
• High and low speeds cover mixing, chopping, and pureeing
• Dishwasher-safe glass jar and lid for easy cleaning
• Measures 16-1/2 by 8 by 7 inches; 1-year warranty, 5-year motor warranty

Product Details:

• Brand: Waring
• Color: Chrome
• Special Feature: Multiple Speeds
• Capacity: 40 Fluid Ounces
• Style: Modern
• Brand: Waring
• Color: Chrome
• Special Feature: Multiple Speeds
• Capacity: 40 Fluid Ounces
• Style: Modern
• Recommended Uses For Product: Mixing, Chopping
• Power Source: Corded Electric
• Number of Speeds: 2
• Voltage: 120 Volts
• Blade Material: Plastic
• Product Dimensions: 10 x 8.3 x 8.5 inches
• Item Weight: 8.8 pounds
• Manufacturer: WARING
• Item model number: WPB05
• Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
• Date First Available: November 10, 2003