Sujata Powermatic Plus 900W Mixer Grinder

The Quick Verdict

The Powermatic Plus is Sujata's Dynamix with a juicer attachment — the same 900W ball-bearing motor, same 90-minute continuous duty rating, plus a honeycomb-filter juicer setup for the household that juices daily. After a week of testing both against each other and against conventional juicer alternatives: the juicing quality is meaningfully better than any cheap juicer attachment I've tested, but it's still fundamentally a mixer-with-juicer, not a dedicated juicer. If daily fresh juice matters AND daily hard grinding matters, this does both better than anything else under ₹6,000. If only grinding matters, save ₹500 and buy the Dynamix DX.

Who Should Buy?

What's In The Box

• Sujata Powermatic Plus motor block
• 1.5L liquidizing jar
• 1L grinding jar
• 0.3L chutney jar
• Juicer jar with honeycomb filter + pusher
• Manual, warranty card

Build & Design

Same powder-coated assault-tank language as the Dynamix DX — 6kg, large footprint, bold blocky shape. The juicer jar adds ~2kg of counter-height presence when mounted, so plan the storage accordingly. Materials are identical-quality to the DX — heavy steel jars, gasket lids, the honest 6A plug, and ball-bearing motor internals.

The honeycomb filter is the engineering differentiator: a rigid metal mesh that separates pulp from juice with about 85-90% of a dedicated juicer's clarity. The pusher is straight and the feeding tube swallows halved mosambi whole.

Grinding Performance

Batter (2.5 cups): The DX-equal: 2 minutes to perfect grind. Identical motor, identical result.

Mosambi juice (8 fruits): 2 minutes, high yield, low pulp — versus the Longway Ninja and Butterfly Rapid's mixers-with-juicers, the Powermatic produces clearer juice with a genuinely pleasant mouthfeel.

Carrot-beet juice: This is where dedicated masticating juicers win — the Powermatic centrifugal action gets 70-75% of a cold-press juicer's yield, with noticeably foamier result. But it's closer than any mixer-jar hybrid I've used.

Dry garam masala and chutney: DX-level of excellence. The grinding jars are literally the same as the DX's jars.

Noise & Longevity

Same confidently-loud Sujata sound. The double ball bearings + 90-minute rating means daily-ownership economics that span decades, not warranty periods. The juicer attachment's plastic parts are the theoretical weak link — treat the pusher and filter with respect and they're fine.

The Competition

Bottom Line

The Powermatic Plus is the right choice for exactly one buyer profile: the household doing serious daily grinding AND serious daily juicing that has the ₹500 budget difference and the counter space to accommodate the juicer jar's height. For them it's unbeatable. For everyone else, the DX's simplicity is the smarter buy. Either way, the Sujata motor platform earns its cult following honestly.

Rating: 8.3/10 — The two-jobs-one-machine pick.

Pros

• Ball-bearing 900W motor with 90-minute continuous duty
• Genuine juicer attachment with honeycomb filter — unusually good
• 15+ year lifespan
• Decades of repair-shop parts availability
• Best combined juice+grind value

Cons

• ₹500 premium over DX with only the juicer added
• Juicer jar takes counter/storage space
• Industrial looks
• Juicing yield trails dedicated cold-press machines
• Heavy (6kg)

Verdict

The business case is simple: compare one Powermatic against the combined cost of a good mixer + a dedicated juicer, and it usually wins. Accept the noise, accept the looks, and accept the fact you'll hand it down in your will.

8.3/10