Digital Hand Mixer Wholesale Supplier

A digital hand mixer replaces the mechanical speed dial with electronic keys and a lit display, so the gear is shown as a number rather than a position. YLD builds this model with six gears, a turbo key and an eject key on one faceplate.

The screen shows the gear currently in use, up to six, and updates the moment the minus or plus key is pressed. YLD fits the display high on the handle so it stays readable while the beaters are in the bowl.

Six gears, stepped one at a time rather than swept through on a dial. That lets a user hold gear two for folding flour and gear five for stiff egg whites, with the YLD display confirming each step.

Keys give fixed, repeatable steps: one press moves one gear, and the display confirms it. YLD fits the plus and minus keys where the thumb already rests, so speed changes do not interrupt mixing.

Turbo overrides the selected gear and drives the motor at full power for as long as it is held, then returns to the previous gear on release. YLD recommends it for sudden thickening rather than as a running setting.

One press releases both beaters from the sockets together, so they can be rinsed without being pulled out by hand. YLD places the eject key on the top face, above the display and speed keys.

The lower gears fold flour and combine dry mixes, the middle range works butter batter and frosting, and the upper gears whip cream and egg whites to stiff peaks. YLD prints the range on the application panels supplied with the product.

Yes. The upper gears aerate cream and egg whites, and the turbo key shortens the final stage to stiff peaks. YLD checks whipping performance on each production batch before packing.

Two stainless steel wire beaters in food grade 304, matched as a pair so both sides of the bowl are worked evenly. YLD supplies them with the body as standard.

Black and silver, black and gold and white and gold. YLD runs all three from the same tooling, so internal parts are common and only the outer finish and handle colour change.

Yes. YLD accepts mixed finishes inside a single container, which lets a buyer test which colourway performs in their market before committing to a full run of one variant.

Wipe it with a soft damp cloth and avoid abrasive pads, which dull the brushed effect. YLD supplies care instructions in the carton and uses a panel that resists kitchen scuffs.

Noise rises with gear and load, and turbo is the loudest setting. YLD publishes the tested sound level on the specification sheet so buyers can compare it against the units they already stock.

The gear indication is powered through the run, so the operator can confirm the setting mid-mix. YLD positions the faceplate away from the airflow path so batter and steam do not cloud the screen.

This model runs on mains power with a cord, so torque is constant and there is no charging cycle. YLD also produces cordless versions and will quote both if you are comparing for a market.

YLD issues CE and CB reports for Europe, UKCA for the United Kingdom and ETL listing with FCC for the United States, plus RoHS declarations and a food-contact statement for the beaters.

Volumes open at 500 units per model, and YLD accepts mixed finishes or models inside one container for a first order. Smaller trial lots are considered depending on stock at the time of enquiry.

YLD applies your branding to the housing, faceplate artwork, rating label and retail carton under its private label programme, with artwork approved before the production line is set.

Each set travels in a printed colour carton holding the mixer, two stainless beaters and a multilingual instruction sheet. YLD quotes carton volume, gross weight and container quantities with the price.

Share your target market, order volume and preferred finish with YLD, and an FOB Shenzhen quotation with tier pricing and production dates lands in your inbox within one working day.