Yasaki Heavy Duty Powerful Motor Citrus Juicers CJ-50AC

The Yasaki CJ-50AC is a commercial citrus juicer with three reamer sizes — so lemons, limes and oranges each get a reamer that actually fits, which is the difference between extracting the fruit and mangling it. It runs a 250 W motor at 1,500 rpm in a cast aluminium body with a removable plastic bowl and non-skid feet. At 8 kg it sits on a bar or bench and stays put.

Why operators choose the CJ-50AC

• Three reamer sizes — the reason to buy this one. A lime on an orange reamer wastes fruit and time; matched reamers get the yield out of each
• 1,500 rpm on a 250 W motor — fast enough to keep up with a breakfast run without being so fierce that it drives pith and bitterness into the juice
• Cast aluminium body — cast, not pressed - it carries the motor's torque without flexing and it has the mass to stay still under a hand press
• Removable plastic bowl — comes out for washing, which on a juicer is a daily job. Citrus acid and sugar left in place is what kills them
• Non-skid feet — a juicer that walks across the bar while you lean on it is genuinely dangerous. Fixed feet matter more here than on most equipment
• 8 kg, 280 x 200 mm footprint — small enough for a bar top, heavy enough not to move
• 250 W on a standard 10 A outlet — no electrical work; it can sit anywhere on the bar

Specifications

Venue suitability

The CJ-50AC suits cafes, bars, juice counters, hotels and any venue squeezing citrus to order rather than buying juice. The three reamers make it a genuine all-citrus machine instead of one sized for oranges and awkward with everything else.

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Installation & delivery

It runs from a standard 10 A power point, so no electrical work is required. At 250 W it draws about 1 A, so it will share a circuit with anything. It needs 280 x 200 mm of bench and 425 mm of height plus room to raise the press arm — check it against any shelf above the bar. Site it near a sink: the bowl comes out for washing and it should be washed daily, because citrus acid and sugar residue is what finishes juicers off.

Frequently asked questions

Q: Why do three reamer sizes matter?

Fruit diameter. A lime pressed onto an orange-sized reamer slips and tears rather than reaming, so you lose yield and gain pith. Matching the reamer to the fruit is the single biggest factor in juice quality and waste on a manual-press juicer.

Q: What power does it need?

250 W at 240 V from a standard 10 A power point. Our power metafield records the figure as '250kW', which is obviously a unit error - the body states 250 W twice - so we publish 250 W and have flagged the field for correction.

Q: What is it made of?

The body is cast aluminium and the bowl is removable plastic. Both are stated in the source and both are true of their own part - the mass of a cast body is what keeps it stable, and a plastic bowl is what makes daily washing easy.

Q: How often should the bowl come out?

Daily. Citrus acid and sugar residue is corrosive and sticky, and it is the usual cause of a juicer failing early. The bowl is designed to be removed for exactly this reason.

Q: How fast does it run?

1,500 rpm.

Q: What warranty does the CJ-50AC come with?

Covered for 2 years on a return-to-base basis — the unit goes back for service rather than a technician attending site. Factor that into your downtime planning. Terms vary by product — see our warranty information page for full details.