5 in 1 Stainless Steel Blender Manufacturer

Hot soups, sauces, purees, smoothies, whipped cream and frothy milk all sit inside the five-attachment kit. YLD packs the whisk, frother, beaker and chopper as one box, so importers list a single reference instead of four separate SKUs.

An 800W copper motor sits in the handle and drives every attachment. Copper windings hold up better than aluminium across repeated batches, and YLD also builds 400W and 600W versions of the same housing for lower price tiers.

Twelve stepped positions run ahead of a turbo button, so an operator can fold a light batter gently and still push through a heavy puree. YLD chose a dial over a single switch because retail buyers compare speed counts on the shelf.

The motor unit ships with the blending shaft, egg whisk, milk frother, 600ml beaker and 500ml chopper bowl. YLD supplies the whole kit under one SKU so distributors never order accessory codes separately.

The shaft and blades are stainless steel with a titanium plating that resists staining after tomato, berry or curry work. YLD applies the coating because acidic mixes dull untreated blades quickly, and replacement shafts stay in stock.

Shaft, whisk and frother detach and tolerate a top-rack cycle in most domestic machines. YLD advises rinsing straight after use and keeping the motor handle dry, and the full cleaning sequence is printed in every manual.

Noise tracks the speed setting and the density of the mix rather than the model alone. YLD publishes the measured sound level on the specification sheet so an importer can compare it with units already on their own shelf.

A thermal cut-out and vented housing protect the motor during long runs. YLD prints a run-and-rest guide on the spec sheet for caterers blending consecutive batches, which keeps warranty claims predictable for distributors.

The chopper bowl takes 500ml and the beaker 600ml, which covers sauces, nuts, herbs and small puree batches. YLD sizes the pair for home and light catering use rather than continuous food-service volume.

YLD sets the entry volume at 500 units per model. Mixed container loading is accepted on a first order, and a smaller trial quantity can sometimes be arranged when stock sits at the Shenzhen factory.

Samples leave within 5-7 days and the cost is credited against a production order. Most buyers test hot-soup blending, shaft balance and noise first, and YLD sends the comparison sheet along with the sample.

Volume production is scheduled at 25-35 days from YLD once the deposit and artwork are approved. Peak-season capacity is reserved early, so buyers planning Christmas programmes confirm the slot before autumn starts.

YLD structures payment as a deposit with the balance against shipping documents. The exact split is stated in the quotation, and letters of credit can be discussed for repeat buyers placing regular container volumes.

Quotations are issued FOB Shenzhen, with CIF and DDP available on request. YLD can nominate a forwarder or work with the importer's own agent, and the port combination is confirmed in writing.

Customisable elements cover the housing colour, logo, rating label, gift box and carton. YLD approves artwork before the production line is set, so a distributor can launch a private-label set without paying for new tooling.

ODM projects are accepted from the first order, including housing changes and new accessory combinations. YLD keeps an engineering team in Shenzhen for drawings, samples and tooling, and stages each approval so nothing is committed blind.

CE and CB reports cover the EU, UKCA covers the United Kingdom, and ETL with FCC covers the United States. YLD adds RoHS declarations plus a food-contact statement for the shaft, blades and bowls with every shipment.

Each set travels in a printed colour box inside a 525*285*515 mm export carton weighing 13.65 kg gross. YLD supplies these figures with the quotation so freight can be calculated accurately before the order closes.

Roughly 1900 units stack into a 20GP and about 4600 into a 40HQ when cartons are loaded to plan. YLD issues the loading calculation with the quotation so an importer can compare freight cost per unit.

A 12-month warranty from YLD covers manufacturing defects on the motor, shaft and attachments, and spare shafts, blades, bowls and motors are held in stock so a distributor claim is settled with a replacement part rather than a full set.