SoloStar-II
is the new and improved model of the SoloStar line of single-auger
juicers. SoloStar-II features improved auger design and advanced
filtering technology that has raised the bar for home juicers. It's the
only juicer that features 2nd Generation Dual-Stage Juice Extraction - resulting in unsurpassed efficiency and versatility from a single-auger juicer. That means you get more delicious juice from a wider variety of
fruits, vegetables, and grasses than ever possible from a single-auger
juicer. Plus its gentle low-rpm juicing process delivers even more of
the essential nutrition from every last drop of juice.
SoloStar-II
has shown dramatic improvements in performance over the original
SoloStar. The original SoloStar was the first juicer to employ
dual-stage juice extraction, which resulted in higher yields for
single-auger juicers. Dual-stage juice extraction uses a two-step
process to extract more juice from produce. In the initial crushing
phase, juice is extracted before it can be reabsorbed into the pulp. In
the second stage, the pulp is squeezed again to obtain the remaining
juice. Although the original SoloStar showed dramatic improvements in
performance over ordinary single-auger juicers, its performance with
certain types of produce was limited.
The
performance of our dual-stage juice extraction process has not gone
unnoticed. The SoloStar's reputation as the finest single-auger juicer
available has led to competing models that have imitated our designs.
In fact, new models introduced by our competitors feature the same
dual-stage juice extraction process found in the original SoloStar.
However,
in response to our customers' desires (and in an effort to offer the
latest juicing technology available) our researchers and engineers have
developed the 2nd Generation Dual-Stage Juice Extraction process that
makes the SoloStar-II the most versatile and most efficient
single-auger juicer available. SoloStar-II is the only juicer to
feature this new technology and its juice yield and versatility set it
apart in a class of its own.
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