Best Blenders for Polycarbon

polycarbonade pitcher is light weight and seems very strong.

for a commercial application you would prefer the unbreakable quality of the polycarbon plastic as well as the lack of weight.

the polycarbonate pitcher is easy to clean as well.

the blender jar is larger and polycarbonate, so it is virtually indestructible.

i recently purchased a kitchenaid ksb560ob 5-speed blender with polycarbonate jar.

the motor is unstoppable, the blade is fantastic, it cleans easily, the jar is polycarbonate (i.e.

kitchenaid kpcb348pnp pro line chef's blender with polycarbonate jar, nickel pearl

the one thing i do think that breville might have misjudged is that the jar is polycarbonate, a fancy word for plastic.

the polycarbonate container feels very sturdy and i am not nearly as afraid of shattering/breaking it as i am with large glass containers.

the polycarbonate jar won't break like glass, but it's clear so you can see what's going on, unlike stainless steel.

the polycarbonate will likely stay clear and clean for years, and the stainless steel cannister with the pro line bar blender is beautiful, but won't let you see what you're blending.

2) the polycarbonate jar is relatively light, has a comfortable handle, is chip resistant, see-through, and can be put on the base at a number of convenient angles.

unlike most blenders (even other kitchenaid models) the polycarbonate jar base that spins is not removable or replaceable, and it appears to be riveted.