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This blender will do it all. Whip up juicebar quality smoothies, ice cream and shakes in no time! The Villaware Pro Infinity Blender is a durable and functional blender and includes a one piece easy-to-clean break resistant polycarbonate jar. Featuring 1000 watts of power which is two to three times more power than your household blender. The advance speed-setting dial provides infinetly adjustable blade control. With a 1 1/4 horsepower commercial-quality motor that generates up to 22,000 RPM plus a pulse function, enabling you to crush large quantities of ice and frozen ingredients in minutes. Sleek in design featuring a die-cast aluminum base and 67 ounce impact-resistant polycarbonate jar. This blender incorporates a safety system that disables the motor if blending carafe is not (or is improperly) seated on the blender base. Cleaning is effortless, the jar and lid are dishwasher safe. Variable speed control and pulse function provide the versatilty necessary for a wide range of food processing - not just blending. The rubber dampner locates and keeps the carafe stable in 4 positions during processing, wipes clean and also protects the long-life, metal-to-metal driver. Large-capacity, light-weight, 67 oz jar is built from high-grade polycarbonate and offers superior quality, performance and impact resistance. The stainless steel blades are designed to optimize all processing tasks providing the ulitmate performance. The removable, precision-cut blades are mounted on a sealed drive for faster speed and longer life. Heavy-duty, 1,000 watt motor powers blade speeds up to 22,000 RPM, delivering the maximum power to chop small or large quantities of ingredients. Crush large quantities of frozen ingredients in minutes with this high-power blender. Crushing ice and making smoothies are a piece of cake with the Villaware Pro Infinity Blender.
Did you know from Wikipedia.com Jarden is an American conglomerate of many well-known consumer product brands in the areas of kitchen electronics, kitchen cookware, kitchen tools, gaming, arts & crafts, home storage, and clothing. In 2006, it was ranked #585 on the Fortune 1000, and had a market cap of $2 billion US.
In March 1993, Ball Corporation spun off its canning business as a new company called Alltrista Corporation. In June 2002, Alltrista changed its name to Jarden Corporation. The spin-off held the names Kerr, Ball, and Bernardin. [1]
In March 1998, Sunbeam Corporation acquired the Coleman Company and Coleman Powermate. In December 2002, Sunbeam Corporation filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy and canceled its common stock. When it emerged from bankruptcy, Sunbeam changed its name to American Household, Inc., a privately held company. In January 2005, Jarden acquired American Household, Inc. which was then comprised of The Coleman Company, Inc., Campingaz, Coleman, Powermate, First Alert, and BRK; and Sunbeam Products, Inc., comprising Sunbeam, Health o meter, Mr. Coffee, and Oster.
In April 2002, Alltrista acquired Tilia International, Inc. for $145 million, involving the trademarks Foodsaver and VillaWare. [2] In November 2002, Jarden purchased the Diamond Brands, Inc., which had been in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings. Trademarks involved include Diamond and Forster. [3] In September 2003, Jarden acquired Lehigh Consumer Products Corporation. Trademarks involved include Crawford, Lehigh, and Leslie-Locke.
In March 2004, Jarden acquired Loew-Cornell, a maker of brushes and other arts and crafts supplies. Trademarks involved include American Painter, Arttec, and Contemporary Crafts. In June 2004, Jarden bought a 75% stake in the privately held U.S. Playing Card Company, and in October 2004 it purchased the remaining 25%. Trademarks included Bee, Bicycle, Aviator, and Hoyle. [4]
In July 2005, Jarden acquired The Holmes Group, maker of home and kitchen products, for approximately $420 million in cash and 6.2 million shares of Jarden common stock. Trademarks involved include Crock-Pot, Seal-a-Meal, and Bionaire. [5] In September 2006, Jarden acquired PineMountain firelogs, candles, and firestarters from Conros Corporation.[6]
On August 9,2007, Jarden acquired K2 Sports for US$ 1,2 Billion. K2 has brands such as Adio, ExOfficio, JT Sports, Marker, Marmot, Penn, Rawlings, Ride, Sevylor, Shakespeare, Stearns, Völkl and Worth under its umbrella. [7]
