HOW MUCH IS THE MOTOR POWER?
1552172
Rugged 150W AC Motor provides exceptional starting torque and two-speeds (speed 1 - 9,000, speed 2 - 12,000)Please be advised that we sell the PRO-1 model which should not be confused with the standard model from Bamix, this is the professional model.
1552173
Not strong enough to mix cement!! Go to www.bamix.com. Perhaps they can answer the question. This little baby handles a lot and is very easy to clean and change blades. just be sure to be careful and unpllug before trying to eisengage a blade. Leah Ford
1552174
I was not happy with the hand blender and ended up purchasing the Breville stand mixer. I felt the Bamix was difficult to clean and change attachments. My honest opinion,
1552175
The motor is stronger than any other hand held blender. I like to make polenta or potato soup with my bamix it takes little time and always comes out smooth with no lumps. I also use it for making nut milks in small batches. This is a very versatile tool when using all the different blades. Have fun, experiment. BTW I bought this one to replace my old one that was almost 25 years old. These last a long time and take a beating.
1536433
Yeah, the math doesn't work out but looking at the Worx website, under Technical Specifications they list it as "Peak Power: 4HP" so I'm guessing they've got some measurement scheme where 1 HP != 745 watts.
1289816
It doesn't say what motor power it has but it has different power speeds. I love this machine
237713
Not sure how big the motor is. For the price it's the best you can get. I would rather get the $2000 one, but who has that kind of money
2161959
Not sure the exact measurment of output. Certainly powerful enough. The rubber buttons fall out and without placing some Seran Wrap over the buttons they would for sure get lost. I would try a different one instead next time.
629494
1/2, 3/4 and 1 horsepower motors, I own the #8 and it will do an amazing job, rated around 750 lbs per hour! I'm glad I paid the extra money for a product that will last a lifetime.
1942778
This motor uses not more than 3 amps normal operation at full speed. At start up it can draw up to 10 amps. I rec to use at leat 12 amps power supply for an on-off operation.
1275219
It is not disclosed anywhere, but it should be approximately 200 watts based on the amperage written on the motor unit.
1368746
I measured 50ma no load increasing to 100ma heavy load, 300ma almost locked, and 2amp locked rotor. It is a quality product with great metal gears. My grandson used it for a science project with 16in-lb input torque to use it as a dynamo. The gears handled the torque great. D. Johnson
1368154
Surprisingly the only information I could find on the power of the motor was a stamp on the base of the blender that stated "5A". At 120 volts that would be 5 X 120 / 746 = 0.80 watts, at 110 volts that would be 0.74 watts.
913318
This thing has a monster motor. I've loaded it with tough frozen stuff full and never even come close to heating it up. It's 3.5 hp!
1988973
120 AC. Don't know the motor size. Blows up in about 1 minute. Keeps itself inflated if there is a drop in pressure. So far, it never has come on.
240146
I have seen ads stating up to 16 HP but I confirmed with Westinghouse who said the true measurement of the engine was around 13.5 HP (theoretical maximum of around 10kW not counting any losses in the system).
1582309
I did a google search and found that it *might* be a 300W motor, which is pretty standard. It has three speeds so it might be more.
233073
The motor is rated at 2000 W - 110V but produces power by the gearing to 2.6 hp.
34507
Itls a brushed motor... Not very fast say about 30. I bought this for a friend of mine. If it's the one Pictured... It's 4x4
1699555
The marking on the fan reads: MOTOR: TP 120V 1.1A That would make it 132W at full power. There is no mention of consumption at lower power levels.