For a household countertop cooking robot range, compare the display, jug capacity and standard accessories first. Those differences help narrow KC1-B, KC1-D, KC5, KC7, KC8 and KC9 to a shortlist for your brand.
The figures below are taken from our product pages. The exact configuration for your order is fixed in the quotation.
The six platforms side by side
KC1-B, KC5, KC7, KC8 and KC9 are listed for 50/60 Hz AC in 100–120 V or 220–240 V versions; say which one you need when you ask for a price. For KC1-D, ask us for the electrical data of the version you want.
| Model | Controls | Jug | Motor / heating | Programmes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KC1-B | 7-inch TFT Android display | 3.5 L, 3 L max. fill | 800 W motor, 1000 W heating | 15 modes |
| KC5 | 7-inch TFT Android display | 3.5 L, 3 L max. fill | 800 W motor, 1000 W heating | 15 modes |
| KC1-D | LCD | 3.5 L, 3 L max. fill | On request | 10 programmes |
| KC7 | 10.1-inch TFT Android display | 6.5 L, 6 L max. fill | 800 W motor, 1500 W heating | 15 modes |
| KC8 | LCD | 2 L | 500 W motor, 1000 W heating | 10 modes |
| KC9 | 5.5-inch smart display | 2 L or 3 L | 500 W motor, 1000 W heating | On request |
KC1-B and KC5: same functions and system, different exterior
KC1-B and KC5 share their functions, accessory options and operating system; only the exterior design differs. That is useful when two customers in one market want the same feature set but not identical products on the shelf.
KC1-D keeps the 3 L working capacity but uses standalone LCD controls instead of the smart operating system. It suits a buyer who wants a cooking robot without a smart-screen-and-app ecosystem to support.
Jug capacity: 2 L on KC8, 6.5 L on KC7
KC7 prepares roughly 8–10 servings, depending on recipe and portion size. It is designed for household use; a commercial model needs custom development, so don't sell KC7 into restaurants or canteens.
KC8 is the compact option: a 2 L jug, LCD controls and a 272 × 335 × 360 mm footprint.
KC9: connected, but usable offline
Scheduling, recipe downloads and the phone connection need internet. The core functions work offline, so a customer with patchy Wi-Fi still has a working machine.
The 2 L and 3 L versions have the same dimensions, functions and accessory options. The 2 L generally costs less.
Smart screens, recipes and phone-app requirements
Choose KC1-D or KC8 when you need standalone LCD controls. KC1-B, KC5, KC7 and KC9 are the smart-screen shortlist when interface, language or recipe customization is part of your brief. Confirm the supported changes for the selected model; standalone LCD models do not use the smart operating system.
Separate changes on the appliance screen from phone-app requirements. Provide the target languages, example recipes and requested phone functions, then ask which requirements the selected platform supports and what needs a separate development quotation. Include the connected and offline behavior you expect in the sample evaluation.
Check what is actually in the box
Standard accessories differ by model. Price the complete accessory set you plan to sell, not just the machine.
- KC1-B, KC1-D, KC5 and KC9: base unit, blender jug and lid, measuring beaker, blade assembly, spatula, cooking basket and jug plug.
- KC7: base unit, blender jug and lid, measuring beaker, blade assembly and spatula. The jug plug and deep steamer are optional.
- KC8: base unit, blender jug and lid, measuring beaker, blade assembly, spatula and jug plug. The current catalog lists no optional accessories.
- For KC1-B, KC1-D, KC5 and KC9, the listed optional slicing and shredding accessories are a bladeless attachment, support pillar, feed tube lid, food pusher, and a slicing or shredding disc.
Narrow it to two platforms, buy a sample of each and cook the dishes your customers actually make before you decide. A spec sheet won't tell you how the machine handles your market's recipes.