An electric citrus juicer spins a reamer or cone while you press a fruit half onto it, by hand or with a lever. Light-duty models suit a bar’s lemons and limes; heavy-duty machines from Santos, Waring and Hamilton Beach are built for juice bars and hotels. Reamers take halves of any size, so they are scored without a feed size factor.
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- Santos 52C#1 of 5Full review
A French-built heavy-duty reamer for juice bars and hotels that squeeze hundreds of oranges a day.
Amazon $1,005.70$1,005.70200 oranges/h260 WNSF - Hamilton Beach Commercial HCJ967R#2 of 5Full review
A quiet NSF-certified reamer with a cast aluminum body, for cafés and brunch spots that juice to order.
Amazon $789$789-320 WNSF - Proctor Silex Commercial 66900#3 of 5Full review
The cheapest NSF-certified electric reamer here, for cafés and small kitchens that juice citrus a few dozen at a time.
Amazon $319$319-160 WNSF - Waring BJ120C#4 of 5Full review
A compact light-duty reamer for bars that squeeze citrus for cocktails rather than serving juice by the glass.
Amazon $262.49$262.49120 oranges/h150 W- - Waring JC4000#5 of 5Full review
A heavy-duty reamer for juice bars, hotels and hospitals that squeeze citrus all morning.
Amazon $769$769-375 W-
