ESGE launched the first hand blender "Bamix" in 1954 and since then, a Swiss kitchen can't be imagined without it. Bamix appliances are particularly sustainable thanks to their high quality and exceptional durability. To offer more convenience, ESGE intended to provide a cordless model and continue the success story.
The mission was to develop a cordless hand blender that would deliver the same power as a corded 200 W model. A suitable quick-charging station should provide more user-friendliness and mobility. A modern design with high recognition value was also a goal, along with proven quality and durability.
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Helbling was committed to the realization of the client's vision from the concept phase to series production support. The following development tasks have been carried out:
- Simulation of the drive train
- Development of cost-efficient electronics with Hall sensor-based BLDC drive
- Ergonomics and design studies for the device and the charging station
- Tool-compatible design of the hand blender and the charging station
- Integration of electronics and battery cells into the preferred product design
- Supporting the customer in the accreditation of the product
Outcome
The new "magic wand" offers a weight saving of 300 g compared to the corded version. The runtime is of over 20 minutes per battery charge. Despite the compact size of the device, it outperforms competing devices on the market.
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Internationales Unternehmen der Papierindustrie – Analyse des Dampfsystems
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6-Streifenausbau Aarau Ost – Verzweigung Birrfeld – Bauherrenunterstützung
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