The Best Juicer for Celery Juice

In 2026, horizontal slow juicers remain the best choice for daily celery juicing.

Unlike vertical juicers, they can usually process whole celery stalks without extensive cutting, and their larger pulp outlets reduce clogging from tough fibers. They are also easier to clean and produce high-quality juice with minimal oxidation.

Our top recommendation: Sana 727

The Sana 727 is currently our favorite overall juicer for celery because it combines:

• excellent juice quality
• easy cleanup
• fast operation
• and strong value for money

What makes it especially effective for celery is its dedicated celery juicing blade, designed specifically to improve extraction from fibrous stalks while reducing clogging and prep time.

For most users, the Sana 727 offers the best balance of performance, convenience, and affordability.

If you want premium performance without the complexity of a twin gear machine, the Sana 929 is arguably the best high-end celery juicer available today.

In our testing and customer feedback, the Sana 929 comes remarkably close to the juice yield of premium twin gear juicers while being:

• much easier to assemble
• easier to clean
• quieter
• and more user-friendly overall

Its solid stainless steel construction also gives it exceptional durability and a premium feel.

For many serious juicers, the Sana 929 now offers the best combination of near-twin-gear performance, easier daily use and long-term reliability

Twin gear juicers such as the Angel Juicer 5500 still produce the absolute highest celery juice yield and driest pulp.

Their dual stainless steel gears extract every possible drop of juice and are especially effective for leafy greens and therapeutic juicing protocols.

However, the gap between twin gear and premium horizontal juicers has narrowed significantly in recent years. Machines like the Sana 929 now achieve very similar results with far easier cleanup and operation.

Twin gear juicers remain excellent, but they are best suited for dedicated juice enthusiasts willing to pay more for marginally higher yield.

Modern vertical slow juicers can produce excellent celery juice, but they still require more preparation.

Because celery fibers can clog the smaller pulp outlet, stalks generally need to be cut into smaller pieces first. Most manufacturers recommend cutting celery into 2 cm pieces.  While self-feeding verticals have large hoppers, because the celery must be cut so small it is much easier to use with horizontal juicers which require no cutting.

Advantages include:

• high juice yield
• compact design
• smooth juice texture

The downside is the additional prep and greater risk of clogging.

Centrifugal juicers are still the fastest way to make celery juice and can produce surprisingly good yields because celery contains around 95% water.

However, their high-speed operation creates more oxidation, foam, and heat, resulting in juice that tastes thinner and should ideally be consumed immediately.

Pros

• Very fast
• Usually inexpensive
• Good for occasional juicing

Cons

• More oxidation
• Shorter shelf life
• Wetter pulp
• Louder operation

For regular celery juicing, slow juicers remain the better long-term choice.