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Area served
  
Global

Industry
  
Blenders

Advertising
  
Will it Blend?

CEO
  
Tom Dickson (May 2015–)

Founded
  
1975

Key people
  
Tom Dickson, CEO

Parent
  
K-TEC, Inc.

Headquarters
  
Orem, Utah, United States

Founder
  
Tom Dickson

Type of business
  
Consumer Goods

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Products
  
Classic, Designer and Professional Series Blenders

Profiles

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Blendtec is a company that sells professional and home blenders. It is a division of K-TEC, Inc. The founder of Blendtec is Tom Dickson. The company was founded in 1975 and as of 2016 still operates primarily from Orem, Utah.

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Blendtec is notable for its Will It Blend? viral marketing campaign, where Dickson blends different products, including iPods, iPhones, marbles, golf balls, remote controls and much more.

In February 2006, Blendtec sued Vitamix Corporation for infringing its patents on Blendtec’s “Wild Side” jar design, which Vitamix had allegedly copied as its own MP and XP containers. The court concluded Vitamix had infringed Blendtec’s patents, and awarded Blendtec total damages of approximately $24 million, the largest patent-related penalty in the history of Utah.

In July 2013, Blendtec won the 2013 Gold Innovation Award for innovations delivered by Blendtec’s Signature Series™ and Stealth® lines of blenders.

Blendtec is the parent company of a new nutrition company, Blendfresh™, which was launched on July 14, 2014.

Blendtec company profile


Products

Home Blenders
  • Classic 560
  • Classic 570
  • Classic 575
  • Designer 625
  • Designer 675
  • Designer 725
  • Professional 750
  • Professional 800
  • Tom Dickson Extreme Blender
  • Commercial Blenders
  • EZ 600
  • Chef 600
  • Chef 775
  • Connoisseur 825
  • Stealth 875
  • Self Serve Smoothie Machine
  • BDI
  • BI
  • BD8
  • BlendPoint
  • Jars
  • WildSide Jar
  • FourSide Jar
  • Twister Jar
  • Mini Twister Jar
  • Mills & Mixers
  • Kitchen Mill
  • Mix n' Blend II
  • References

    Blendtec Wikipedia