Smoothie Blender Wholesale Supplier

Bar staff need one motor that handles frozen fruit, ice and dairy without swapping appliances mid-service. YLD builds the unit for that counter workflow rather than occasional home use, which keeps training simple for part-time staff.

The reference unit is 1000W, drawn from a family that YLD builds between 500W and 1600W. Buyers can select the rating that matches their retail price point and target market.

Sixteen speeds and a turbo button let a barista slow-blend a dressing or push through frozen berries. YLD keeps the control on a single dial so staff learn it in minutes.

Kale, celery and ginger shred on the turbo setting, though stems should be cut into shorter lengths first. YLD rates the blades for that kind of prep work and keeps replacements in stock.

The whisk, milk frother and meat mincer all ship in the same box as the blending shaft. YLD supplies the complete kit because buyers rarely want to assemble accessories from several suppliers.

A stand holder and a long shaft keep the motor clear of the beaker while working. YLD designed the grip so a user can blend a hot pot of soup without gripping the housing.

Short bursts with a pause between them keep the motor within its thermal window. YLD sets a thermal cut-out inside the housing and prints the safe run pattern on the specification sheet.

Two builds are made: 220-240V for Europe, the Middle East and Asia, and 110-120V for the Americas. YLD fits EU, UK, US, AU or South African plugs to the order.

The blade assembly unclips with the blade remover, so a distributor can swap it without a technician. YLD ships spare assemblies as part of the after-sales programme for wholesale accounts.

Wholesale orders begin at 500 units per model. YLD accepts mixed loading across colours and accessories on a first shipment, and stock units can sometimes be released in smaller quantities.

Samples ship in five to seven days with the courier charged at cost. YLD refunds the sample fee against the production order, which keeps a trial cheap for a new buyer.

YLD books the line once the deposit is received and packaging artwork is approved, with volume output running 25-35 days from that point. Pre-orders before the autumn peak hold the earliest slots.

Deals run on 30% deposit with the balance against documents, quoted FOB Shenzhen. YLD can structure CIF or DDP terms when a distributor wants a landed cost instead of arranging freight alone.

Outer cartons, inner gift boxes and rating labels are all printable to a buyer's artwork. YLD asks for print-ready files and a colour target before the packaging plates are made.

Private label is standard work for YLD, covering the logo, model number, manual and warranty card. Buyers usually start with one or two SKUs and expand after the first season.

Every order ships with CE and CB reports, UKCA files for Britain and ETL plus FCC for the United States. YLD adds RoHS declarations and a food-contact statement for the shaft and beaker.

Carton maths is simple: eight sets per box, giving about 2,600 sets in a 20GP and 6,100 in a 40HQ. YLD issues a loading plan with gross weight and volume so the forwarder can quote accurately.

Cover runs for twelve months against manufacturing defects on the motor and all attachments. YLD settles distributor claims with parts or credit, and keeps a spare-parts buffer for wholesale accounts in Europe and North America.

A starter kit of shafts, blades, beakers and whisk gears can be added to the first order. YLD holds these components so a distributor can repair rather than replace a returned unit.

Send the target market, expected annual volume and the branding you have in mind. YLD replies with an FOB Shenzhen quotation, tiered pricing and a production slot the same working day.