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The juicer has a motor that operates at 60 RPM - it creates less foaming, no clogging, or heat build-up, and prevents oxidation. As a result there is almost no oxidation, when compared to centrifugal juicers, which allows for producing juice without losing the natural taste, nutrients, and fiber. See More
The Omega NC800 has an endcap with 5 settings, that lets you adjust how much juice do you want to extract from the product. For the hard vegetables and leafy greens, the adjustment should be set to 4-5, for soft fruits - 1-2, this way you can get the maximum amount of juice without clogging up the mesh screen. See More
The Omega NC800 is great at extracting juice from leafy greens such as spinach, wheatgrass, and kale. While going through the horizontal auger, ingredients are being crushed twice - in the initial crush the juice is extracted through the first mesh screen located at the bottom. The pulp is then passed through tighter space where it is squeezed the second time against a cylindrically-shaped screen. It is more efficient than vertical single-stage auger juicers. This juicer will yield about 20% more juice from leafy greens than the previous Omega models in this line (J8004/5/6/7/8) because of the bigger mesh screen and an adjustable end cap. See More
Horizontal juicer requires more space on the counter than a vertical one - the footprint of the NC800 is large at 6.5 x 15.5 x 14.5 inches. It has a built-in handle if you want to move it, but it's not convenient to put it away every time because of its weight of more than 17 lbs. See More
The Omega juicer has a motor that operates at 80 RPM - it squeezes ingredients with minimal oxidation, preserving natural taste & nutrients, which would be lost by high-speed centrifugal juicers that grind, crush, and heat the ingredients due to a fast-rotating blade. The extracted juice can stay in the fridge for up to 72 hours without losing much of its nutrients (for best results it should be stored in a glass jar, filled right up to the top). See More