Designed for comfortable handheld operation, this blender is lightweight, safe and easy to control.
The stainless steel blade is ideal for all kinds of blending, from light mixing to emulsifying.
The 10" fixed shift is made to blend up to 6-gallons at once.
NSF certified.
Included Components
Immersion Blender
Recommended Uses For Product
Blending
Warranty Description
1 year
UPC
040072002830 781147896205
Global Trade Identification Number
00040072002830
Unit Count
1 Count
Manufacturer
Conair LLC Waring Commercial Inc. (BISS)
Item Type Name
Waring (WSB40) 10” Medium-Duty Quik Stik Plus Immersion Blender
Model Number
WSB40
Part Number
WSB40
Color
Black/Silver
Style
WSB40 10" Shaft | 6 Gallon Capacity
Other Special Features of the Product
Manual
Power Source
Corded Electric
Wattage
350 watts
Number of Speeds
2
Voltage
120
Control Type
Manual
Capacity
6 gallons
Item Dimensions D x W x H
5.5"D x 5"W x 22.38"H
Item Weight
4.8 pounds
Material
Stainless Steel
Material Type Free
BPA Free
Blade Material
Stainless Steel
Container Material
Stainless Steel
Warranty Type
Limited warranty
Special Feature
Manual
Item Depth Width Height
5.5"D x 5"W x 22.38"H
The video showcases the product in use.The video guides you through product setup.The video shows the product being unpacked.
Medium Duty Quik Stik
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How is the WSB40 immersion blender different than the other Waring Immersion Blenders?
The WSB40 immersion blender features a 10-inch medium-duty fixed shaft along with a rubberized comfort grip for safe and controlled operation. It includes a 2 speed, high-efficiency motor. Its 1/2 HP, 350W heavy-duty motor revs up to 18,000 RPM.
What is the capacity recommended for use with this immersion blender?
6-gallon, 24-quart capacity.
What can I make with the WSB40 immersion blender?
You can make soups, sauces, smoothies, dressings, batters, and more.
My blender stops after 10-15 minutes. I let it cool down and it seems to reset. Is my blender working correctly?
Your blender is overheating and activating its built-in safety shutoff. This happens when the motor gets too hot, usually from excess blending or running too long. To avoid this, try reducing the batch size or slowing down the blending process.