How fast is the stirring rotation (rpm)?
645300
Do not know if that information is give but it is fast enough to get a good froth.
645301
I don't know how many rpm's but it is quite fast...easily froths skim milk or cream and makes a great latte. I have had several over the years and they get used daily. Very happy with them.
645302
Cant give you an RPM Might want to contact manufacturer, but it works fast enough to froth our soy/almond/regular milk/half and half. you cannot see the mixing coils when it is spinning, looks more like a solid piece of metal.
645303
Can't tell you scientifically, but when i heat a full cup of almond milk in the morning to make a latte, I get foam that is more perfect than what i would get at Starbucks. I use a 2-cup measuring cup, put in a cup of almond milk and the volume of the milk almost doubles. Nifty little device.
1706873
Hi mark. Without knowing " how fast is enough" for what you are doing, I would hazard a guess that there is a problem with your grinder. They should have a max rotation of about 10,000 rpm max.
1972303
It takes me 10 minutes or more to use the entire jug one time. I've never tested it by just spraying it constantly, so it is not very fast at all.
1445633
twice as fast as my electric stove. since i baught the true induction i have unpluged my stove and hav'nt used it since.
1441241
150 rpms, unless you apply pressure than about 100. It's pretty terrible in all respects, stay away. I'd check out black n decker instead
2240152
hey james, it really depends if you go dry or wet. the dry pads, especially the course grit need to be like 1000-1500 rpms and the finer grits to about 2000-2500 tops... wet course pads 50-100-200 about 2000 rpms, and upper pads to no more than 3000 rpms. you can go as fast as you like if you want to replace pads really often, i learned the hard way... good luck ~ mike nap, oxford ma.
2252332
I'm not exactly sure...maybe 1000? I would not recommend this product. The stirrers are cheap and flimsy.
10962
Does anyone know what the rotational speed is? I can't find it in any of the spec listings.
1926179
The speed of rotation is not drived by the trigger like drill, the speed is drived by rotary switch so the polisher start slowly (not like grinder) and at the lowest speed it's around 600rpm
190161
I am not sure of the speed but it makes a full rotation in about 10 seconds or so, It continues to rotate until you turn it off or unplug it.
646035
No. It is 33 or 45 rpm only. There was an earlier model that did. I think it was the sp-15. That is a really cool and rare digital turntable.
714681
Based solely on my lab experience (where I haven't actually tried using a mason jar), it depends on several factors. First, the jar should be centered as well as possible on the plate; if you can use a magnet to pinpoint the exact location of the magnet in the base of the stirrer, mark it with a piece of chalk or something similar and use it to center the jar. This will help keep the stirring magnet from clinking against the sides of the jar, among other things. Second, don't turn the stirrer up too high-- start out slowly and gradually increase the rotation speed. Once you reach a speed at which you can see the water moving, keep it there. As more water gets moving, the stirring effect will accelerate. If the magnet starts jumping around in the jar, you've gone too fast. If it clinks against the sides, you're not centered. So, the main points I would stress are: 1. Center the magnet and the jar. 2. Don't go too fast.
411136
Hi Matthew... I agree with you... I do stir continuously. In fact, if you have a really cold freezer where you've stored your canister, if you DON"T stir continuously, the plastic scraper blades will get stuck against the frozen sides and you'll have trouble turning the crank... Anyway, there's not a lot of stirring to do. In a very cold canister, your ice cream will be ready in in about 7 minutes (soft-serve), and you won't even have a cramp in your arm... Enjoy...!
458321
I don't have a problem stirring. The wok is on a base and doesn't tend to move.
990602
No. 1speed. Forward and reverse. Good product for sauce, but when using the attachment for salsa the skins and seeds end up getting jammed up and goes out the larger holes in with the tomatoes.
1933027
Meguiar's recommends from 1500-2500 RPM. Your drill speed is on the "low" side but it will work.
184752
Thank you for your question. The speed capability (rpm): Low: 15-20RPM, High: 68-80RPMWarmest,Dorsey D.ActiveForever