6006L Stick Blender Wholesale Supplier

It is the compact version in the range, with a shorter body, a lighter 800W motor and a single beaker, aimed at entry price points. YLD built it for shoppers who want one simple stick blender.

Smaller cartons fit supermarket shelf allowances and cut freight cost per unit, which helps entry-tier listings get approved. YLD keeps the slim box dimensions fixed so planogram space stays predictable between orders.

It handles a single smoothie, a dressing or a small batch of puree, then rinses in seconds. YLD chose that volume because most household blending runs are one or two servings.

The dial can be eased up for dry ingredients and pushed higher for wet mixtures, without stopping to change a switch position. YLD supplies the piston on this model as standard.

YLD builds 110-120V and 220-240V versions and can mix both in one container, which suits importers serving the United States and Europe from a single purchase order without a second booking or a split deposit.

EU, UK, US, AU and Brazilian plug moulds are available, and YLD fixes the plug type at production, so the destination split has to be confirmed before the line starts.

A carton of sixteen units weighs about 11.2 kg, which keeps manual handling and warehouse palletising simple. YLD prints the exact figure on every carton label and the packing list for freight quotes.

Nuts and soft frozen fruit blend in short bursts, but the 6006L is not a heavy-duty bar blender. YLD recommends the higher-powered models where crushing ice all day is the main job.

YLD treats the 6006L as its entry OEM platform, so housing colour, logo and rating label are the usual starting points before a first container is booked, with artwork approved on a physical sample.

YLD opens at 500 units per model. Cartons can be mixed across plug types or colours so a distributor can sample demand in two markets before widening the order to a full container.

Sample units leave Shenzhen in five to seven days, and YLD credits the sample charge against the production order once volume is confirmed, which keeps the trial step low risk for a new buyer.

YLD schedules 25-35 days from deposit and artwork approval, and advises buyers to lock tooling and colour decisions early so packaging print does not become the bottleneck on a fixed sailing date.

YLD provides a commercial invoice, packing list, CE, EMC and LVD reports, a RoHS statement and a food-contact declaration, with UKCA or ETL paperwork added where those markets apply to the same order.

The 12-month warranty covers manufacturing defects, and because YLD ships spare shafts, beakers and handles in the same container, a buyer can settle a customer claim without paying air freight for one unit.

YLD suggests spot-checking shaft balance, piston travel and plug fit on three units per carton before goods go to the shelf, and reporting any deviation with photographs the same week so claims stay quick.

Mixed colours inside the 100-unit opening quantity are accepted, and YLD keeps the carton print generic so stock can be split between two retail customers without reprinting packaging for each retail channel.

Rating labels, language blocks and barcodes are market specific, and YLD prepares dielines and sets the print files once the language list and retail barcode ranges are confirmed in writing before plate making.

YLD covers the unit for 12 months against manufacturing faults, and for hotel or light catering use buyers should follow the duty cycle in the manual to stay inside the warranty.

Send YLD the destination port, order volume and packing preference, and we return FOB, CIF and DDP figures side by side so the landed cost comparison is straightforward for your finance team.

Housewares importers in Europe and Latin America use it as a volume entry model, while gift and promotional buyers take it in smaller runs. YLD adjusts packing counts to match each channel.