Sana 727 Supreme Cold Press Juicer

Three things together: a brushless DC motor that Sana designed and patented for it, four speeds you can change while juicing, and no limit on how long it can run. Most slow juicers have one fixed speed and need a rest after 15 to 30 minutes. Add the new auger and rotating pulp blade, which Sana says give its highest yield from a horizontal juicer, and that is why Sana calls it the world’s most advanced slow juicer.

As a rule, low speeds for fibrous and dense produce such as celery, leafy greens, wheatgrass, ginger, carrot and beetroot, and high speeds for juicy, low-fibre fruit such as oranges and grapefruit. Lower speeds also mean less foam. The manual includes Sana’s speed guide for each ingredient, including sorbet, almond milk and oil extraction.

Yes, it is one of the best juicers for them. The horizontal auger presses long, stringy celery and leafy greens without wrapping, and the deep bowl on the dual hopper makes greens easy to feed. Sana recommends feeding wheatgrass and herbs in handfuls, cut into 3 to 4 cm pieces, and slicing ginger thinly. An optional celery blade is also available for celery-heavy juicing.

The fine screen gives the highest yield and the clearest juice. The coarse screen has less pressure, so softer fruit such as pineapple and berries juices without clogging, and the juice is pulpier. The homogenising screen has no holes: it crushes and mixes instead of separating juice from pulp, for nut butters, sorbets and baby food. Sana’s video shows each one.

Yes. Fit the homogenising screen, close the juice cap, feed slowly and collect the result from the pulp outlet; the manual’s speed guide covers sorbet and almond milk. Use slightly thawed frozen fruit for sorbet, cut into small pieces.

There is no run-time limit: the brushless motor is designed for continuous use. For very large batches, Sana recommends juicing about 1 kg at a time, then taking the drum apart and rinsing the screen before carrying on, to keep the yield up. If produce jams, the 727 reverses automatically and resumes at the same speed.

Clean it straight after juicing. Close the juice cap, fill the drum with water at the sink to loosen pulp, then take the drum apart, rinse the parts and brush the screen. Don’t use the dishwasher, very hot water, dishwashing liquid or abrasive pads, and dry the parts afterwards. Wipe the motor base with a damp cloth.

Both share the brushless motor platform and four speeds. The Sana 929 Ultimate adds a juicing set made entirely of solid stainless steel and an adjustable pressure cap, and is the pinnacle of the range. The 727 is Sana’s flagship, with the same core technology in a lighter, BPA-free juicing set.

The Sana 707 is the reliable classic: a simpler, slightly more affordable horizontal juicer that is easy to operate, and often the go-to for straightforward health juicing. Choose the 727 if you want four speeds, a motor with no run-time limit, the latest auger and pulp blade, and the twist-on drum and locking juice cap.

Yes, for light commercial use such as breakfast service in a guest house, lodge or boutique hotel. The continuous-duty motor means it won’t need a rest mid-service, and it handles health-led juices with greens, celery and ginger as well as fruit. Many boutique hotels and lodges choose the Sana 929 for the same reasons, with a stainless-steel juicing set.

The Sana 727 Supreme is covered for 15 years on the motor and 5 years on parts. EcoHub is the official Sana importer, so warranty claims come straight to us and are handled in South Africa. Spare parts and accessories are available locally.