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Sammic XM-71 Portable Stick Liquidiser Motor Unit

SKU: 3030849
Barcode: 8435561002330

£484.00(£580.80 inc VAT)
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  • In the event of equipment failure any parts needed will be provided 1
  • In the event of equipment failure an engineer will be sent for an onsite repair 1
  • In the event of equipment failure its repair will be carried out at the manufacturer’s premises 1
  • Equipment may be supplied with a moulded plug but may be more suitably connected to a fused spur

The Sammic XM-71 is a handheld immersion blender motor unit designed for direct-in-vessel blending of soups, sauces, purées, and creams. It is sold as the motor unit alone and accepts interchangeable liquidiser and beater arms, allowing operators to adapt it to different prep tasks without buying a separate unit for each job. The shafts detach without tools, which keeps task changeovers and end-of-service cleaning practical and quick.

In a working kitchen, the XM-71 performs reliably across a regular prep and service routine. It handles batch blending directly in pots and containers, which avoids the time and mess of transferring hot liquids to a jug blender. That said, this is a mid-duty model rather than a continuous-run unit. Kitchens running near-constant blending cycles across a long shift should consider whether a heavier-duty motor from the range is a better match for their throughput demands.

Day-to-day operational advantages include:

  • Tool-free shaft removal for fast cleaning and changeovers between tasks
  • Splash-resistant motor housing that simplifies cleaning and protects internal components
  • Compatible with both liquidiser and beater arms for broader prep flexibility
  • Designed for use in large-volume containers, supporting batch cooking workflows
  • Ergonomic handle profile that reduces operator fatigue during repeated use

There are no fixed installation requirements. The unit runs from a standard mains socket with no plumbing, gas connection, or ventilation needed. The main practical consideration is having a clean, accessible area for rinsing and storing the shaft attachments after use.

The XM-71 is well suited to pub kitchens, café operations, care homes, school catering, and similar settings where blending is a regular but intermittent part of the prep routine. Where blending forms a larger or near-continuous part of daily production, it is worth a conversation about whether a more powerful model would serve better in the long run.

If you are unsure whether this model matches your kitchen's prep volumes and usage pattern, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit.

Frequently asked questions

Is the XM-71 suitable for a kitchen that blends soups to order during service?

The XM-71 is well suited to kitchens where blending is a regular but intermittent task — finishing soups, blending sauces, or processing purées in batches during prep. If your operation involves continuous or near back-to-back blending cycles across a full shift, it is worth discussing whether a heavier-duty model from the range would be a more durable fit for that workload.

What attachments does the XM-71 motor unit work with?

The XM-71 is compatible with Sammic liquidiser arms for blending and beater arms for lighter whipping and mixing tasks. The shafts detach without tools, so switching between attachments during a prep session is straightforward. Attachment arms are sold separately, so confirm which you need when ordering the motor unit.

What are the installation requirements for the XM-71?

There are no fixed installation requirements. The unit plugs into a standard mains socket and requires no plumbing, gas supply, or dedicated ventilation. The main practical consideration is ensuring staff have a clean area to rinse and safely store the shaft attachments between uses.
Sammic XM-71 Portable Stick Liquidiser Motor Unit

£484.00(£580.80 inc VAT)

£484.00(£580.80 inc VAT)

The Sammic XM-71 is a handheld immersion blender motor unit designed for direct-in-vessel blending of soups, sauces, purées, and creams. It is sold as the motor unit alone and accepts interchangeable liquidiser and beater arms, allowing operators to adapt it to different prep tasks without buying a separate unit for each job. The shafts detach without tools, which keeps task changeovers and end-of-service cleaning practical and quick.

In a working kitchen, the XM-71 performs reliably across a regular prep and service routine. It handles batch blending directly in pots and containers, which avoids the time and mess of transferring hot liquids to a jug blender. That said, this is a mid-duty model rather than a continuous-run unit. Kitchens running near-constant blending cycles across a long shift should consider whether a heavier-duty motor from the range is a better match for their throughput demands.

Day-to-day operational advantages include:

  • Tool-free shaft removal for fast cleaning and changeovers between tasks
  • Splash-resistant motor housing that simplifies cleaning and protects internal components
  • Compatible with both liquidiser and beater arms for broader prep flexibility
  • Designed for use in large-volume containers, supporting batch cooking workflows
  • Ergonomic handle profile that reduces operator fatigue during repeated use

There are no fixed installation requirements. The unit runs from a standard mains socket with no plumbing, gas connection, or ventilation needed. The main practical consideration is having a clean, accessible area for rinsing and storing the shaft attachments after use.

The XM-71 is well suited to pub kitchens, café operations, care homes, school catering, and similar settings where blending is a regular but intermittent part of the prep routine. Where blending forms a larger or near-continuous part of daily production, it is worth a conversation about whether a more powerful model would serve better in the long run.

If you are unsure whether this model matches your kitchen's prep volumes and usage pattern, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit.