A blender system includes a container having a rotatable blade assembly therein, a lid covering an open end of the container, and a base with a motorized unit. When the container is coupled with the base, the motorized unit is adapted to drive rotation of the rotatable blade assembly. The lid includes a hinged actuator lever adapted to actuate the motorized unit. A detent extends from the hinged actuator lever and passes through a series of apertures and presses against a slidable actuator shaft disposed in the container and maintained in its position by a spring force, thereby depressing a switch for the motorized unit. A rotatable blade system includes cutting blade(s) and crushing blade(s). The crushing blade extends longitudinally outwardly from a hub. When the hub rotates in a first direction or second direction opposite the first direction, a face of the crushing blade is leading or trailing, respectively.

A crushing machine for a vegetable food product frozen in blocks, or in IQF form, the machine having a box-like body defining a crushing chamber. The box-like body has an inlet port through which the frozen food product is put in the crushing chamber, and an outlet port through which a frozen crushed product is discharged from the crushing chamber. In the crushing chamber a crushing unit is mounted, having a plurality of crushing rollers, each of which is arranged to rotate about a rotation axis and has, peripherally, teeth arranged to cut the frozen product into blocks, or IQF form, for splitting it into the above described fragments of predetermined size. The rotation axes of the crushing rollers are parallel to each other. The outlet port is associated with a distribution valve arranged to adjust the amount of crushed product discharged from the machine through the outlet port.

A crushing machine for a vegetable food product frozen in blocks, or in IQF form, the machine having a box-like body defining a crushing chamber. The box-like body has an inlet port through which the frozen food product is put in the crushing chamber, and an outlet port through which a frozen crushed product is discharged from the crushing chamber. In the crushing chamber a crushing unit is mounted, having a plurality of crushing rollers, each of which is arranged to rotate about a rotation axis and has, peripherally, teeth arranged to cut the frozen product into blocks, or IQF form, for splitting it into the above described fragments of predetermined size. The rotation axes of the crushing rollers are parallel to each other. The outlet port is associated with a distribution valve arranged to adjust the amount of crushed product discharged from the machine through the outlet port.

The present disclosure relates to a foldable stirring cutter, to resolve technical problems that a fixed blade structure of a current stirring cutter is easy to be damaged in use by a lever force generated after collision with a stirred material, and is easy to be jammed by a large heterogeneous stirred material. The foldable stirring cutter includes a base having a cutter assembly rotationally disposed at a top. The cutter assembly includes a bearing component that is detachably disposed on an outer edge surface and a shaft. The bearing component includes a bearing plate and at least two extension plates that are fastened to an outer edge surface of the bearing plate in a ring-shaped equidistant array. Two sets of force-controlled cutter components that are movably connected to the extension plates are disposed on the bearing component. Connection holes are provided inside the extension plates, and movable connection assemblies that are used to movably connect the force-controlled cutter components to the extension plates are disposed inside the connection holes. The force-controlled cutter components deflect and unfold around axes of the movable connection assemblies under action of a centrifugal force. The present disclosure has the advantage of reducing damage to the cutter and preventing the cutter from being jammed by the stirred material.

The present disclosure relates to a foldable stirring cutter, to resolve technical problems that a fixed blade structure of a current stirring cutter is easy to be damaged in use by a lever force generated after collision with a stirred material, and is easy to be jammed by a large heterogeneous stirred material. The foldable stirring cutter includes a base having a cutter assembly rotationally disposed at a top. The cutter assembly includes a bearing component that is detachably disposed on an outer edge surface and a shaft. The bearing component includes a bearing plate and at least two extension plates that are fastened to an outer edge surface of the bearing plate in a ring-shaped equidistant array. Two sets of force-controlled cutter components that are movably connected to the extension plates are disposed on the bearing component. Connection holes are provided inside the extension plates, and movable connection assemblies that are used to movably connect the force-controlled cutter components to the extension plates are disposed inside the connection holes. The force-controlled cutter components deflect and unfold around axes of the movable connection assemblies under action of a centrifugal force. The present disclosure has the advantage of reducing damage to the cutter and preventing the cutter from being jammed by the stirred material.

A foldable stirring cutter includes a cutter assembly rotationally disposed on a base; a bearing component detachably disposed on the cutter assembly and including a central bearing plate and equally spaced extension plates having an internally threaded connection hole; cutter components including a cutter handle, a cutter body, and a blade portion; and movable connection assemblies including a through hole through the cutter handle, an arc-shaped limiting groove in the through hole, an internally threaded limiting rod having a threaded portion on a lower portion of an outer surface and being threadedly fastened in the connection hole, and a limiting block on an upper portion of the outer surface of the limiting rod and being moveable in the limiting groove, and a limiting bolt being driven through the through hole to secure to the limiting rod. The cutter assembly folds in response to hitting a stirred material.

A foldable stirring cutter includes a cutter assembly rotationally disposed on a base; a bearing component detachably disposed on the cutter assembly and including a central bearing plate and equally spaced extension plates having an internally threaded connection hole; cutter components including a cutter handle, a cutter body, and a blade portion; and movable connection assemblies including a through hole through the cutter handle, an arc-shaped limiting groove in the through hole, an internally threaded limiting rod having a threaded portion on a lower portion of an outer surface and being threadedly fastened in the connection hole, and a limiting block on an upper portion of the outer surface of the limiting rod and being moveable in the limiting groove, and a limiting bolt being driven through the through hole to secure to the limiting rod. The cutter assembly folds in response to hitting a stirred material.

A crushing machine for a vegetable food product frozen in blocks, or in IQF form, the machine having a box-like body defining a crushing chamber. The box-like body has an inlet port through which the frozen food product is put in the crushing chamber, and an outlet port through which a frozen crushed product is discharged from the crushing chamber. In the crushing chamber a crushing unit is mounted, having a plurality of crushing rollers, each of which is arranged to rotate about a rotation axis and has, peripherally, teeth arranged to cut the frozen product into blocks, or IQF form, for splitting it into the above described fragments of predetermined size. The rotation axes of the crushing rollers are parallel to each other. The outlet port is associated with a distribution valve arranged to adjust the amount of crushed product discharged from the machine through the outlet port.

A crushing machine for a vegetable food product frozen in blocks, or in IQF form, the machine having a box-like body defining a crushing chamber. The box-like body has an inlet port through which the frozen food product is put in the crushing chamber, and an outlet port through which a frozen crushed product is discharged from the crushing chamber. In the crushing chamber a crushing unit is mounted, having a plurality of crushing rollers, each of which is arranged to rotate about a rotation axis and has, peripherally, teeth arranged to cut the frozen product into blocks, or IQF form, for splitting it into the above described fragments of predetermined size. The rotation axes of the crushing rollers are parallel to each other. The outlet port is associated with a distribution valve arranged to adjust the amount of crushed product discharged from the machine through the outlet port.

A blender system includes a container having a rotatable blade assembly therein, a lid covering an open end of the container, and a base with a motorized unit. When the container is coupled with the base, the motorized unit is adapted to drive rotation of the rotatable blade assembly. The lid includes a hinged actuator lever adapted to actuate the motorized unit. A detent extends from the hinged actuator lever and passes through a series of apertures and presses against a slidable actuator shaft disposed in the container and maintained in its position by a spring force, thereby depressing a switch for the motorized unit. A rotatable blade system includes cutting blade(s) and crushing blade(s). The crushing blade extends longitudinally outwardly from a hub. When the hub rotates in a first direction or second direction opposite the first direction, a face of the crushing blade is leading or trailing, respectively.