Is this a masticating or centrifugal juicer?
330867
I believe it a centrifugal juicer, also I think its important to note that you get a bit of foam at the top when you're done which I believe is caused because of oxidization so its important to consume your juice right away
773982
I recommend you go to Juicing-for-Health.com, or just type in Super Angel Juicer and look at all the sites and see what they say. Juicing-for-Health.com says approximately 82+ RPM. It is a twin gear juicer and you are not going for speed with a twin gear. Is best used for greens. I would type in "compare juicers" and you will find websites that will explain the different types of juicers. The slow juicers hold the nutrients longer and can be refrigerated two or three days. A centrifugal juicer is fast, but holds nutrients about 15 minutes. Shipping weight of the SA is 28 lbs and the twin gears are very long (about 10 to 12 inches). I found the SA not great for carrots, apples, cucumbers (anything juicy). This is not a machine for someone in a hurry. You will need time to juice and clean this machine.
696341
It is plastic, but softer fruit even like apples and cucumber, can get 'caught' in the grooves and cause the chute to get jammed. When this happens the whole juicing part has to be taken apart and rinsed in order for juicing to occur..a quite tedious process. Generally this juicer is more suited to hard fruit and not softer varieties. I've also had to run the pulp back over to extract as much juice as possible. I would not recommend this juicer at this price point.
2120331
No. This is a centrifugal juicer. If I had it to do again, I would buy the Omega VRT350 Heavy Duty Dual-Stage juicer.
260140
No. This is a small hand manual juicer. Rips thru lemons I needed to juice with ease. However it is all a manual process
2019551
Mastication is defined by the dictionary as "chewing". This juicers shreds the contents as they enter and compresses and continues to shred as the pulp leaves. So I would say yes it is. The pulp is very dry when it exits but I feed it through again sonetimes to squeeze a little more out. ;)
1994155
This is a masticating type of juicer. It has an auger that turns and crushes vegetables and fruits for juice. It can juice leafy greens as well as harder vegetables such as carrot and sweet potato. It does allow some pulp, but if pulp is not desired you can use a sieve when you pour the juice out of the pitcher. It's better than a centrifugal juicer, which can heat the juice and kill the enzymes. It's rather quiet, works slow to prevent heat during the juicing process. Hope this helps.
2019550
Yes there are really two masticating juicers in the US one is the champion and the other is the Norwalk (costs over $2000) It has small teeth that finely "chew" more like chop with ultra vine teeth. even the toughest roots like carrots and beets into a super fine slush, then it compresses the slush Juice comes out through a screen. Omegas and other single auger tupes advertise themselves as masticating but they are really crushing the produce. That's why the champion is more efficient for carrots and beets which truly require masticating, and less efficient (in it's standard configuration) for greens and wheatgrass which require far less shredding. Yes there are really two masticating juicers in the US one is the champion and the other is the Norwalk (costs over $2000) It has small teeth that finely "chew" more like chop with ultra vine teeth. even the toughest roots like carrots and beets into a super fine slush, then it compresses the slush Juice comes out through a screen. Omegas and other single auger tupes advertise themselves as masticating but they are really crushing the produce. That's why the champion is more efficient for carrots and beets which truly require masticating, and less efficient (in it's standard... » Read More Yes there are really two masticating juicers in the US one is the champion and the other is the Norwalk (costs over $2000) It has small teeth that finely "chew" more like chop with ultra vine teeth. even the toughest roots like carrots and beets into a super fine slush, then it compresses the slush Juice comes out through a screen. Omegas and other single auger tupes advertise themselves as masticating but they are really crushing the produce. That's why the champion is more efficient for carrots and beets which truly require masticating, and less efficient (in it's standard configuration) for greens and wheatgrass which require far less shredding. « Show Less
2255369
It's not a juicer - juicers will separate pulp/skins/seeds from the juice (with varying levels of efficiency, depending on the machine). This will pulverize and liquify everything you drop into it. Some people like their juice that way. But it's not a juicer per se.
1069033
It would be the same with any masticating juicer. I do not store my juices in air tight containers and mine do well in the refrigerator for three days.
512000
It's not vague.....it's plastic. It's heavy enough to do the job. It's not rocket science. Oster is a good name and this is a good little juicer for the money. The whole thing comes apart and can go into the dishwasher if needed, except for the base. I know there are different grades of plastic, but this is not something that you store the liquid in, so it's not that important.
1469125
It's a simple lever and it it moves up and down. Although, the lever is heavy, so leave it in the lowered position like in the picture when you are not using it or are at a stopping point when juicing. Lastly, hold the base when juicing. The whole thing will collapse forward with enough force. Have fun with it!
595298
Since this is a masticating type manual juicer, yes, it would retain more of the nutrients and for a longer period than a centrifugal juicer.
1574479
It juices both, I was skeptical at first but I tried it and it truely juices everything I have tried so far!
961032
It isn't a juicer if you mean does it extract the juice from the pulp - I have a TriStar Juicer for that function. It does puree wonderfully. I use mine every day for all sorts of jobs, chopping, blending smoothies with ice, etc. I love mine so much, I have given several for gifts.
663756
Yes, this model has two gears that are made of metal and a hard plastic-like material. The material being juiced is crushed by the metal part of the gears with the plastic-like part pushing the pulp through a metal screen through which the juice is separated.
1004739
I cannot answer this correctly because the juicer I purchased is acting up - it is not properly juicing the veggies or fruits I put in - it seems like there is something loose (I have checked but still not doing it right) and it makes a big noise and trembles to the extent that it moves around, feels like it is about to shatter - I have to hold on to it - no, the juicer I got is not doing well - I cannot answer that question for you