Company says the machine operates hands-free from juicing to cleaning
Kitchen appliance maker Hurom will launch its hands-free juicer, the H90, on Sept. 14.
The product is designed to operate without user intervention during juicing — no need to feed or push ingredients through. The H90 applies what Hurom calls a "true hands-free" concept, minimizing user involvement from ingredient preparation through to the completion of juicing.
Once ingredients are loaded, the machine automatically detects and monitors the juicing status and adjusts its operation accordingly. The unit also supports quick rinsing and is made from dishwasher-safe materials. Hurom said the H90 features a smart interface designed to help users build healthy habits.
"First, you simply place whole ingredients into the 2.5-liter mega hopper, which is 38 percent larger than previous models," the company said. "The spiral blade then evenly mixes and automatically cuts through everything without leaving residue, while the core drive engine and multi-screw juice any ingredient quickly and powerfully without overheating or stalling."
The company added that if an ingredient becomes jammed, the machine detects it automatically and clears the blockage by reversing rotation, then alerts the user when juicing is complete — delivering a fully automated juicing process with no user intervention required.
The H90 also features the company's first electronic display with a smart interface that logs real-time juicing data and supports 18 languages, with the aim of encouraging healthy habits among users worldwide. Scanning a QR code provides recipes and usage guidance for juices, nut milks, ice cream and cooking.
"Since launching our first juicer in 2008, we have sold a cumulative total of 12.89 million units across 83 countries through this year, establishing ourselves as a global leader in the slow juicer industry," a Hurom official said. "The new product sets a new standard for hands-free juicers."
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