Super Angel Plus Stainless Steel Juicer

I purchased one of these in 2014 from the factory paid extra for the medical grade stainless. Although over priced it was an ok machine with a bad design the motor was too small to handle more than 5 min at a time then it was recommended to let the motor cool for 10 min. A fan inside with the motor or a 10 dollar motor that would not overheat. The whole idea of a press is to not use centrifugal as it causes heat and destroys enzymes.This system would be ok if not for the underrated overheating motor.This new model I purchased for my office is very poor quality. Not sanitary and very hard to clean plus crappy steelNot worth the more than about 200 in my book and I still think its to much time to clean

This is the best juicer

I ordered the surgical steel grade model. I sent it back also, but had to pay about $330 restocking fee + shipping, nearly $400. It was ok, but honestly it's a lot of prep work and can only handle very small amounts. You spend most of your time chopping produce into small pieces and then can only feed it laboriously through one piece at a time. I ended up just getting the Norwalk 2 stage press juicer. The Super Angel juicer was a bit of a letdown for the $1650 I paid.The Norwalk by comparison chews through nearly everything and doesn't need to be babied nearly as much as the Super Angel juicer. I'd recommend just getting a used Norwalk for as much as this costs new. I plan on keeping my Norwalk 290 longterm, so I purchased new. I wouldn't hesitate to buy used though as parts are easily obtainable locally in the United States if anything breaks or wear out. Any issues with the Super Angel, good luck... the American distribution side is lacking in customer support unfortunately. It's a very small group of people running operations.I wouldn't recommend this for wheat grass specifically. I had a couple of handfuls that just got spit out the end as mush and fiber.. no juice in the glass container. Pretty disappointed. It did great with leafy greens. Don't bother with carrots, a bit of a headache if you juice in bulk... like I said, I have a family and juice for 5. For one person, it's still a lot of effort, but manageable I suppose.