Hurom, led by CEO Kim Jae-won, has unveiled its new BLDC High-Speed Blender, a kitchen appliance designed for powerful output and precise control.
The new product features a BLDC motor and a dual-container system that supports both blending and food chopping, expanding its versatility. A six-layer structural design significantly reduces noise during operation.
High-speed blending technology allows the appliance to pulverize hard ingredients — as dense as a Go stone — into a smooth consistency in a short time. The noise-reduction design and BLDC motor keep operating noise at around 70 decibels even at high speeds, making it suitable for everyday home use.
The BLDC motor reduces friction and wear, lowering noise while improving output efficiency and durability. It also enables precise, stable high-speed rotation control, allowing the appliance to deliver consistent blending performance over an extended period without degradation, the company said.
The single-body unit allows users to easily swap between the blending container and the chopping container. Placing either container on the base automatically triggers recognition and switches the operating mode accordingly.
The blending container is equipped with a high-strength stainless steel six-layer power blade, while the chopping container carries a dual large-blade setup. Together, they support a range of tasks including smoothies, shakes, soups, garlic mincing, vegetable preparation, nut grinding and baby food preparation.
"We reflected customer needs to ensure convenient use while combining material safety and design integrity. We reduced noise and increased versatility," the company said.
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