Sujata Original Plastic Juicer Jar 1750ml - Compatible with 900W Models Only

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🥤 1750 ml Blender Jar, Graduated to 1.5 L – Full jar capacity is 1750 ml with moulded measuring marks running up to 1.5 litres on the side, so you can pour a jug of chaas or four tall milkshakes and still read the level without a separate measuring cup.

⚙️ Fits Sujata 900 W Models Only – Locks onto the Sujata Dynamix, Multimix, Powermatic, Powermatic Plus and Frootmix 900 W range. The coupler is cut for these machines, so the fit is factory-tight and vibration stays low.

🚫 Will Not Fit 1000 W or 1350 W Sujata Machines – Does not fit Sujata Blendmatic 1000 W, Sujata Magna Pro 1350 W, or the 1000 W MG series (MG01, MG02, MG03). Does not fit any other brand — Sujata jars are not interchangeable with Preethi, Butterfly, Bajaj, Philips or any other mixer.

🔪 6-Point Stainless Steel Blade Assembly – Sujata's multi-point blade set spins the contents into a proper vortex instead of leaving pulp sitting on top, which is what gets you lump-free banana shake and smooth mosambi juice rather than a gritty one.

💪 Shatter-Resistant Transparent Body – Sujata rates this jar as unbreakable; in practice it takes the knocks and counter-drops that crack a glass jar, and stays clear enough to watch the blend instead of guessing.

✋ Ergonomic Soft-Grip Handle – Wide moulded handle with a soft-grip finish, so a full 1.75-litre jar of buttermilk pours steadily with one hand instead of slipping.

🧼 Dismantles for Cleaning – The blade-and-coupler base separates from the jar body, so ginger fibre, pudina bits and dried lassi don't sit trapped around the blade shaft the way they do in sealed jars.

⚫ Black Finish That Hides Nothing but Stains – Supplied in black. Sujata sells Dynamix and Supermix in both black and white, and this jar fits the white 900 W machines equally well — many customers actually prefer black because the base and handle don't discolour over years of haldi and beetroot.

📦 What's in the Box – 1 × Sujata 1750 ml blender jar (Color as per selection)

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The jar goes before the machine does

The motor is still running fine after eight years. It's the jar that gave up — a hairline crack creeping down from the rim, a slow drip on the counter every time you make chaas, a lid that stopped sitting straight somewhere around last Diwali. Replacing a whole mixer grinder because one jar cracked makes no sense. This is the genuine Sujata 1750 ml blender jar, the same one that ships with the 900 W machines, sold on its own.

At a Glance

• Product: Sujata 1750 ml blender jar (liquidiser / juicer jar), black/ white
• Capacity: 1750 ml full jar · moulded graduations up to 1.5 litres
• Material: Food-grade, shatter-resistant transparent plastic body; black lid, handle and base
• Blades: 6-point stainless steel blade assembly mounted in a metal coupler
• Fits: Sujata Dynamix · Multimix · Powermatic · Powermatic Plus · Frootmix (900 W range)
• Does not fit: Sujata Blendmatic 1000 W · Magna Pro 1350 W · MG01 / MG02 / MG03 1000 W · all other brands
• In the box: 1 blender jar with blade assembly, coupler base and lid
• Country of origin: India (Mittal Electronics, Delhi)
• Important: Replacement jar only — mixer grinder motor unit not included

Will this jar fit my Sujata mixer grinder?

It fits the Sujata 900 W range only — Dynamix, Multimix, Powermatic, Powermatic Plus and Frootmix. It does not fit the Sujata Blendmatic 1000 W, the Magna Pro 1350 W, or the 1000 W MG series (MG01, MG02, MG03), and it does not fit any other brand of mixer grinder.

The reason is the coupler at the base of the jar. Sujata cuts a different drive coupling for each wattage class, and a 900 W coupler will not seat correctly on a 1000 W drive dog. Wrong-fit jars are the single biggest cause of returns on mixer grinder spares, so please take thirty seconds and check the rating plate on the underside or rear of your machine before ordering. It prints the model name and the wattage. If it says 900 W and the model name is on the list below, this jar is the right one.

If you own a Sujata machine rated 900 W whose model name isn't on this list, message us on WhatsApp with a photo of the rating plate before you order and we'll confirm the fit for you.

1750 ml, and what that actually means when you're pouring

The jar holds 1750 ml filled to the brim, with moulded measuring graduations printed up the side to 1.5 litres — so treat 1.5 L as your comfortable working level and the extra 250 ml as headroom for froth.

That headroom matters more than it sounds. Anything with milk or fruit foams up the moment the blades hit full speed, and a jar filled to the top throws that froth straight past the lid. Fill to the 1.5 L mark and you get a full jug of masala chaas for a family lunch, or four tall glasses of mango milkshake in a single run, with nothing on the counter to wipe up afterwards.

Blades that finish the job

A 6-point stainless steel blade assembly, mounted in a metal coupler, drives the contents down and around into a vortex rather than just spinning the liquid at the top.

You notice it most with the awkward things. Watermelon that keeps floating. A whole mosambi's worth of segments. Frozen mango pulp straight from the freezer for aamras. Soaked badam for thandai at Holi. The multi-point cutter keeps pulling material back through the blade path, so what comes out is smooth all the way through instead of smooth on top and fibrous at the bottom. The blade sits in a metal coupler rather than a moulded plastic one, which is the part that usually strips out first on cheaper jars.

Built for the way Indian kitchens actually treat a jar

The body is a food-grade transparent plastic that Sujata rates as unbreakable — it survives the knocks and counter-slides that put a crack in a glass jar.

Nothing in a working kitchen gets handled gently at 7 a.m. This jar goes from the counter to the sink to the drying rack several times a day, and the transparent body means you can see whether the blend is done without stopping the machine and opening the lid. The wide, soft-grip handle sits properly in your palm, so a full jar pours in a controlled stream rather than a lurch — which is exactly what you want when you're filling glasses for guests with a jar of cold coffee.

Why the black one is worth choosing even for a white mixer

Sujata makes the Dynamix and Supermix in both black and white, and this black jar fits the white 900 W machines exactly the same way — the coupler is identical.

The practical argument for black is staining. Over a few years of haldi-laced buttermilk, beetroot juice and turmeric-heavy chutneys, a white handle and base pick up a yellow cast that no amount of scrubbing lifts. Black simply doesn't show it. If you don't mind a two-tone machine — and most people find it looks perfectly deliberate — the black jar stays looking new far longer.

What this jar is not for

This is a liquidiser jar. Use it for liquids and soft wet blending — not for dry grinding masalas and not for thick idli or dosa batter.

We'd rather tell you this before you buy than have you disappointed later. Dry spices, coffee, and rice-and-dal batters belong in the stainless steel grinding jar or the dome jar that came with your Sujata; running them in a transparent liquidiser jar dulls the blades and scuffs the inside of the body. Keep this jar for juices, shakes, lassi, chaas, soups, purees and smoothies, and it will outlast the machine.

Which Sujata jar do I actually need?

If you own an MG01, MG02 or MG03, the jar you need is the MG-series jar, not this one.

FAQ

Will this jar fit my Sujata mixer grinder?

It fits the Sujata 900 W range only — Dynamix, Multimix, Powermatic, Powermatic Plus and Frootmix. Check the rating plate on the underside or rear of your machine for the model name and wattage before ordering. If it reads 900 W and matches one of those names, this is the correct jar.

Does it fit the Sujata MG01, MG02 or MG03?

No. Those are 1000 W machines and use a different coupler. You need the Sujata MG-series 1750 ml jar instead. This jar also does not fit the Blendmatic 1000 W or the Magna Pro 1350 W.

I have a white Sujata mixer. Will a black jar look odd?

It fits perfectly and works identically — the coupler is the same across the 900 W range regardless of colour. Sujata itself sells Dynamix and Supermix in both black and white. Many customers deliberately pick the black jar because the base and handle don't yellow from turmeric and beetroot the way white ones do over the years.

Is this an original Sujata jar or a local duplicate?

This is a genuine Sujata attachment, the same jar supplied with Sujata's 900 W machines — not a third-party copy. Duplicate jars are common in this category and usually fail at the coupler, where a moulded plastic drive strips out within months.

How much can I actually fill in it?

The jar holds 1750 ml to the brim and has moulded graduations up to 1.5 litres. Use 1.5 L as your practical working level and leave the top 250 ml as froth headroom — anything with milk or fruit foams up quickly at full speed.

Can I grind masala or make dosa batter in this jar?

No — this is a liquidiser jar meant for juices, shakes, lassi, chaas, soups and purees. Dry masalas, coffee and cereals belong in the stainless steel grinding jar, and thick idli or dosa batter belongs in the dome or wet grinding jar. Using this jar for dry grinding dulls the blades and scuffs the body.

Can I pour hot liquids into it and is it dishwasher safe?

Let hot liquids cool before blending them. Sujata does not publish a dishwasher rating for this jar, so we recommend hand washing in warm — not boiling — water with mild dish soap. The blade-and-coupler base detaches from the jar body, which makes it easy to rinse out ginger fibre and pudina without a bottle brush.

Does the mixer grinder come with this?

No. This listing is for the replacement jar only. You receive the 1750 ml jar with its blade assembly, coupler base and lid. The motor unit is not included.