Vintage Stand Mixer Wholesale Supplier

A vintage stand mixer is a countertop appliance styled on mid-century kitchen design, usually with a metal-trimmed body and a glass bowl. YLD supplies this model to homeware retailers, gift channels and distributors who sell on appearance as much as function.

Yes. The head releases from the cradle on the stand and works as a handheld mixer, then slots back in. YLD designed it that way so one carton covers stand mixing and quick handheld jobs for the buyer.

The set includes a 4L glass bowl from YLD, which handles a family sponge, a batch of buttercream or a medium bread dough. Glass is used rather than plastic so the mix is visible and the bowl does not take on colour or odour.

A pure copper core motor rated for long-lasting strong torque, as shown in the motor cutaway in the product set. YLD fits copper windings rather than aluminium because they hold turning force better under a thick mix.

A fan mounted behind the windings pulls air through the housing and out, which the product panel describes as efficient airflow that prevents overheating. YLD prints the recommended duty cycle on the specification sheet.

YLD fits five precision speeds covering whisking, creaming and kneading. The dial steps through the range so an operator can start slow for folding and finish fast for egg whites without changing machines.

One stand mixer body, one 4L glass bowl, two stainless steel beaters and two dough hooks. YLD prints the contents on the retail carton so buyers and end users can see the full set before opening.

Yes, with the dough hooks fitted and the bowl on the stand. The geared drive supplies the turning force dough needs, and YLD advises the lower speed settings so gluten develops without the dough heating.

Food-grade stainless steel. YLD specifies stainless so the attachments do not react with salt or acidic mixes and come clean quickly between batches, which matters where the same set runs daily.

Yes. YLD stocks replacement 4L glass bowls and can ship them as a separate spare part line, so a distributor does not have to hold complete appliance units to support after-sales.

The band and base trim are plated metal, not painted plastic, and hold their finish through normal kitchen use. YLD recommends wiping with a soft damp cloth rather than abrasive pads to keep the plating bright.

Reports for this retro model cover CE and CB for the EU, UKCA for the UK and ETL with FCC for the United States, together with RoHS declarations and a food-contact statement for the glass bowl and steel attachments.

Orders open at 500 units per model. YLD will mix models inside a single container on a first order, and quantities below container volume are considered depending on stock.

Yes. YLD can re-colour the body and trim above the minimum order and will supply colour samples before commitment. Mint green is the launch finish shown in the product photography.

Branding runs through YLD's private label programme: body colour, chrome trim, dial artwork, rating label and the retail carton all carry your identity, with artwork signed off before production starts.

Each set ships in a printed colour carton showing the stand mixer, glass bowl, beaters and hooks, with moulded inserts protecting the bowl in transit. YLD supplies carton volume, weight and container quantities.

The vintage mixer is produced in 110-120V and 220-240V, with EU, UK, US, AU or South African plugs fitted. Because voltage is set at production, YLD confirms the destination split before the order is cut.

Samples leave YLD in 5-7 days. Volume runs are quoted at 25-35 days from deposit and artwork approval, and peak-season capacity is reserved early so quoted shipping dates hold.

Twelve months of cover comes with the vintage mixer against defects in motor, drive, bowl and attachments, and YLD stocks replacement bowls, beaters and hooks so distributors resolve claims without a factory return.

Give YLD your market, the volume you are planning and any branding requirement. A quotation on FOB Shenzhen terms follows within one working day, with the volume tiers set out side by side.