Description
The bamix SwissLine is the premium all-in-one immersion blender set for ambitious home cooks who want more than basic blending. Powered by a 150W heavy-duty AC motor, it delivers fast, consistent results for silky soups, smooth sauces, whipped cream, and airy foams, then expands into food-processor style prep with the included processor attachment. With a compact footprint and versatile accessories, SwissLine helps you do more prep with less countertop clutter.
Best for
- Creamy soups and smooth purees made directly in the pot
- Sauces, dressings, and emulsions like mayo and aioli
- Whipping cream, frothing milk, and beating egg whites
- Frozen fruit desserts, smoothies, and crushing ice
- Quick chopping and small-batch processing with the included processor
Key features
- 150W heavy-duty AC motor designed for North American outlets (120V / 60Hz)
- Two-speed control for better precision across soft and dense ingredients
- Speed I: 9,000 rpm; Speed II: 15,000 rpm
- Interchangeable Stainless Steel blades for blending, whisking, and mixing
- Processor attachment for fast chopping and small-batch prep without a full-size food processor
- 1L jug for blending, measuring, and serving
- Countertop stand for organized, ready-to-use storage
- Swiss-made craftsmanship built for long-term durability
What’s included
- bamix 150W immersion hand blender
- Multi-Purpose Blade
- Whisk Blade
- Beater Blade
- Processor
- 1000 ml jug
- SwissLine stand
Specifications
- SKU: 100.290
- Motor / Power: 150W, 120V / 60Hz
- Speeds: Speed I 9,000 rpm; Speed II 15,000 rpm
- Shaft length: 5.3 in (13.5 cm)
- Country of origin: Switzerland
Compatibility
For North America (120V). Not intended for 220–240V regions without appropriate power conversion.
Care
Unplug before cleaning. Do not submerge the motor unit. Rinse the lower shaft and blades after use and wipe the housing with a damp cloth. Dry all parts fully before storing on the stand.
Warranty
2-year warranty on parts and accessories. Lifetime warranty on the motor (terms apply).






