C01 Coffee Grinder Wholesale OEM Supplier

The C01 coffee grinder starts at 100 units per model, and YLD holds that same MOQ for every colourway you choose. Smaller trial runs can be reviewed once artwork, packaging and shipping details are agreed.

YLD ships C01 samples in 5-7 days and credits the sample fee back against your first bulk order. Most buyers check blade wear, grind consistency and switch feel on the sample before releasing production.

Production of the C01 grinder takes 25-35 days counted from deposit and approved artwork. YLD confirms a booking date once packaging files are locked, so shipping schedules stay predictable for your distribution plan.

YLD works on a deposit plus balance against shipping documents for C01 grinder orders. Letters of credit and other structures can be reviewed case by case for repeat distributors with an established order history.

Yes. YLD customises colour, logo, rating label and carton on the C01 grinder, all from the first order. Artwork files and Pantone references are confirmed before tooling so the finished units match your retail presentation.

YLD runs both OEM and ODM for the C01 grinder from the very first order. OEM keeps the existing housing with your branding, while ODM covers motor, blade or housing changes and needs a longer development window.

The C01 grinder ships with CE, CB, ETL, FCC and RoHS approvals from YLD, covering EU, UK and US channels. Rating labels and documentation are prepared for the destination market before shipment leaves Shenzhen.

YLD packs the C01 grinder 20 units per carton. Container loading is calculated from the confirmed carton size, and a 20 ft load is normally planned around full cartons rather than mixed outer boxes.

Every C01 grinder from YLD carries a 12 month warranty against manufacturing defects. Claims are handled with replacement motors, switches or blades, and the terms are written into the sales contract before deposit.

YLD keeps blades, seals and motors in stock for the C01 grinder, so distributors can service units locally instead of returning them. Spare part lists and exploded diagrams are shared with the first shipment.

YLD builds the C01 grinder for 220-240V as standard and can prepare 110-120V versions on request. Plugs, cords and rating labels are matched to the destination country so units pass local inspection without modification.

The C01 grinder suits EU, UK and US retail, plus Gulf and Southeast Asian markets where spice and coffee grinding share shelf space. YLD prepares market specific labels, plugs and manuals for each destination.

The C01 grinder uses a 200W motor that spins four steel blades fast enough to break coffee beans, nuts and hard spices in seconds. YLD tunes the motor for short bursts, which keeps heat low and protects aroma.

The C01 grinder carries four steel blades with a titanium coating. That coating resists wear and staining from salt, pepper and oily nuts, so YLD expects the cutting edges to hold up through heavy retail use.

The C01 grinder has a 3 ounce hopper, which suits single-dose espresso, French press and pour over batches. YLD recommends filling to the marked level so the blades clear the beans evenly.

A timing knob on the C01 grinder sets grinding runs from 5 to 30 seconds, so the same setting produces the same texture every morning. YLD supplies a grind guide that maps timing to espresso, filter and press methods.

The C01 grinder handles coffee beans, nuts, grains, herbs, salt and pepper. Because it uses a blade rather than a burr set, YLD advises separate units for strong spices if you want to avoid flavour carry-over.

Wipe the C01 housing with a damp cloth and brush the blade chamber after each use. YLD does not recommend washing the motor base, and the bowl and lid detach for rinsing where the design allows.

A single button runs the C01 grinder, so consumers press once and the timer takes over. YLD keeps the interface to one control, which reduces support calls and suits gift, houseware and small appliance retail shelves.

The C01 grinder delivers an even texture for espresso, French press and drip when the timing knob is set correctly. YLD notes that blade grinders suit medium and coarse work best, while fine espresso needs shorter, pulsed runs.