Stick Blenders & Immersion Blenders

A commercial stick blender — also called an immersion blender or hand blender — is a handheld motor unit with a long shaft and a blending foot that you lower directly into a pot, jug or container. It blends, purees or emulsifies without transferring hot liquids to a separate jug blender. Commercial models are built for repeated daily use and carry more powerful motors than domestic equivalents.

You'll find single-speed and variable-speed immersion blenders, fixed-shaft and detachable-shaft designs, and combination units that include a whisk attachment. Shaft lengths vary to suit different pot depths. Brands like Robot Coupe offer modular systems where you can swap feet and accessories, while brands like Bamix and Dynamic offer compact, reliable everyday handles suited to lighter blending tasks.

Dynamic stick blenders are a solid trade workhorse, built for repeated use in busy kitchens and priced to make equipping a full team straightforward. Bamix units are known for their precision motor and compact form, making them a favourite where counter space is tight and lighter blending tasks dominate. Your choice comes down to volume, shaft length needed and how often the unit will run back-to-back during service.

Match the shaft length to the deepest vessel your team uses most. A shorter shaft suits jugs and smaller pots, while longer shafts — some models sit well above 400 mm — reach the base of stockpots without splashing. Most units sit somewhere in the range of 200 mm to 690 mm. Measure your tallest pot before ordering and check the product spec to confirm the shaft reaches the base comfortably.

Most commercial immersion blenders are designed to work in hot liquids, which is one of their main advantages over countertop jug blenders. Always check the product listing for the specific temperature rating of the model you're ordering. Keep the blending foot fully submerged while running to avoid splashing, and use a container tall enough to contain the liquid safely.

On most models the shaft and blending foot detach for cleaning and are rated for commercial dishwashers, but this varies by brand and model. Bamix and Robot Coupe accessories are generally designed with easy disassembly in mind. Check the product description for your chosen unit before putting any part through a dishwasher cycle, as some seals and coatings are hand-wash only.

We stock support brackets, whisk attachments and replacement mixer feet — including specific feet for Robot Coupe CMP series blenders. Keeping spare feet on hand means downtime during a service is minimal. Browse the full range to see which accessories are listed as compatible with your existing handle before you buy.

Most models in this range are single-phase and plug straight into a standard commercial power outlet with no special wiring. A small number of heavy-duty units may require a dedicated circuit, so check the electrical specification on the product page. If your kitchen already runs other high-draw benchtop equipment, confirm the circuit load with your electrician before adding another motor.

Rinse the shaft and foot immediately after each use — dried-on product is harder to remove and can harbour bacteria. Detach the foot and clean all surfaces thoroughly, including the blade area. Inspect the seal between the motor housing and shaft regularly for wear. Store the unit hanging or upright so the shaft is not resting on the blade, which protects the edge and the seal.

Prices vary across the range depending on brand, motor size and shaft length. Entry-level models from brands like Apuro and Yasaki sit at the more accessible end, while heavy-duty variable-speed units from Sammic, Sirman or Robot Coupe sit higher. Members save off RRP across the full range. Add items to your cart to see your member price before checkout.