American Made Blenders

Blendtec is an American company founded in 1975 by inventor Tom Dickson in Orem, Utah. What began as a personal mission to create a superior blender has evolved into a leading manufacturer of high-performance blenders for home and commercial kitchens. Famous for the "Will It Blend?" video series, Blendtec remains headquartered in Utah, where it continues to innovate and support local employment while delivering powerful, reliable blending solutions.

Blendtec offers a range of high-performance blenders including the popular Total Blender Classic, Designer Series, Professional 800 (known for quiet operation), and commercial-grade models. Their lineup also features innovative jars such as the WildSide+ and FourSide jars, along with accessories designed for maximum blending efficiency. These products excel at smoothies, soups, sauces, ice crushing, and more, delivering consistent professional results for both home users and foodservice operations.

Blendtec assembles a portion of its blenders at its facility in Orem, Utah. These USA-assembled models feature powerful motors, cold-forged hardened steel blades, and durable construction built for long-term performance. By maintaining domestic assembly for part of their lineup, Blendtec ensures high quality control and supports American manufacturing jobs while offering consumers options backed by strong warranties and professional-grade features.

Vitamix is a fourth-generation family-owned American company founded in 1921 by William Grover Barnard. Headquartered in Olmsted Township, Ohio, near Cleveland, Vitamix has been a pioneer in high-performance blending for over a century. The company is renowned for creating exceptionally durable blenders that empower people to incorporate more whole foods into their diets, serving both home cooks and professional kitchens worldwide.

Vitamix offers a diverse lineup of high-performance blenders including the classic 5200 series, the Explorian E310 and E320, the Ascent Series (such as the A2300 and A3500), the Professional 750, and commercial-grade models. Their products feature self-cleaning containers, variable speed control, and innovative accessories like the Food Processor attachment. These blenders excel at smoothies, hot soups, nut butters, frozen desserts, and more, making them a staple in both home and professional kitchens.

Vitamix assembles its blenders in the United States at its facilities in Ohio. These American-assembled models are built with powerful motors, laser-cut stainless steel blades, and robust construction designed for exceptional longevity — often lasting up to 10 times longer than average blenders. By maintaining domestic assembly and rigorous quality control, Vitamix supports American manufacturing jobs and delivers professional-grade performance trusted by chefs and health enthusiasts alike.

Waring is an iconic American brand that introduced the world’s first blender in 1937. Today, Waring Commercial remains a leading manufacturer of professional-grade kitchen equipment. Headquartered in Connecticut with manufacturing in McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania, the company continues its long heritage of producing high-performance appliances trusted by foodservice professionals worldwide.

Waring offers a wide range of commercial blenders including the Xtreme Series (such as the MX1000 and MX1500), the BB series bar blenders, and heavy-duty models with capacities from 40 oz to 1 gallon. These blenders feature powerful motors (up to 3.5 HP), variable speed controls, and durable containers, making them ideal for smoothies, frozen drinks, soups, sauces, and high-volume beverage service in professional settings.

Waring assembles and manufactures its commercial blenders in the United States at its facility in McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania. These American-made blenders are built with powerful motors, durable construction, and precision engineering designed for heavy-duty daily use in bars, restaurants, and commercial kitchens. By producing in the USA, Waring supports domestic manufacturing and delivers the reliability professionals demand.