Ideal for chains, the New Hamilton Beach Eclipse Blender from FEM is efficient, programmable, and, unlike most blenders, quiet.

Hamilton Beach has found a solution with its latest blender, the Eclipse. It not only works quietly, but it is more efficient and reliable than many traditional blenders. This, combined with its programmable design, makes it ideal for high street establishments such as chain restaurants and cafes, as well as businesses looking for something reliable, easy to use, and, ultimately, quiet.
The new Hamilton Beach Eclipse is marketed in the UK by Foodservice Equipment Marketing (FEM).
For Eclipse to operate effectively but with minimal noise, Hamilton Beach has developed its own QuietBlend technology. This reduces its noise level to 60-70 dB, the same as normal conversation. The blender sits within a QuietShield, which seals it tightly and significantly blocks the sound of its operation cycle. Air is taken in from the bottom of the machine and then emitted through a small exhaust at the rear base of the unit, further reducing noise.
Most traditional blenders can only be used for a limited amount of time before they overheat, which can lead to permanent damage. Eclipse’s advanced airflow design means significantly less air is needed for cooling, compared to conventional blenders and mixers, so the risk of overheating is virtually eliminated.
Eclipse’s display notifies users if it’s getting too hot, with a simple instruction on how to run its cool down cycle.
Particularly useful to chains is its Custom Programs feature. Client recipes can be stored onto a memory card that is then inserted it into a slot on the side of the machine.
List price for the Hamilton Beach Eclipse Blender is £1,090. It comes with a 2-year parts and labour warranty, or 20,000 cycles.
