Turbo Immersion Blender OEM Supplier

Turbo mode bypasses the dial and drives the motor to full output for as long as the key is held. YLD builds it so thick smoothies, nut butters and frozen fruit break down without the operator stepping through speeds.

Rated at 1000W and peaking at 1600W, the motor is sized for continuous cafe and canteen use. YLD tests every unit on load before packing so distributors receive consistent performance between batches.

Operators turn a 16-position dial for day-to-day work and press the turbo key when a mix needs a burst. YLD places both controls within thumb reach for one-handed blending over a pot.

A whisk, milk frother, meat mincer, multi blade with remover, 600ml beaker and holder join the shaft. YLD ships them as one reference so retail channels list a single SKU.

Frozen berries, ice cubes and nuts blend on the higher speeds or with the turbo key held. YLD fits a hardened stainless blade stack that keeps an edge through this kind of duty.

Food-grade 304 stainless covers the shaft, blades and beaker, with BPA-free plastic only on the chopper bowl and lid. YLD issues a food-contact declaration covering every part that meets ingredients.

Shaft length keeps the motor and its vents well clear of steam when blending directly in a pot. YLD recommends medium speeds for hot liquids and prints that advice in the user manual.

Rinsing the detached arm in warm water clears most residue, or the blade end can spin in a jug of soapy water. YLD keeps the shaft assembly tool-free so staff can strip it down between shifts.

Decibel output under turbo sits a little above the top dial speed, which is normal for this motor class. YLD records the measured level on the spec sheet so buyers can judge fit for open kitchens.

Five hundred units per model is the entry point at YLD. Trial quantities below this are sometimes possible from stock, and mixed models can share one container on a first order.

Expect 5-7 days from YLD once the delivery address and courier account are confirmed. The sample fee is refunded on the production order, and buyers often keep the test unit for bench trials.

Production line time opens 25-35 days after deposit and approved artwork. YLD books capacity in advance for peak shipping windows and shares updates with photographs at the halfway point of the run.

Payment normally runs as 30% T/T deposit, with the balance against a copy of the bill of lading. YLD can discuss letter of credit and other instruments for repeat programmes.

Quotes are issued FOB Shenzhen as standard, with CIF and DDP priced on request once the destination port or warehouse is named. YLD also arranges air freight for sample and trial volumes.

Customisation covers housing colours, soft-touch grip finishes, logo printing and private-label gift boxes. YLD matches colours against supplied Pantone references, and artwork proofs are signed off before any tooling or printing begins.

Private label runs from the first order at YLD, covering the moulded logo, rating plate, instruction booklet, gift box and shipping carton. Buyers supply artwork or build on our design templates.

Approvals for the EU are CE, CB and RoHS, the UK is covered by UKCA, and the US by ETL with FCC. YLD issues each pack per model so importers can file without extra testing.

Spares stocked by YLD include motors, shafts, blades, beakers and seals for the life of the model. Distributors can add small spare quantities to normal production shipments and hold local service stock.

Container planning at 8 sets per carton gives roughly 3,800 sets in a 20GP and 8,000 in a 40GP. YLD supplies a loading plan with carton dimensions for forwarder verification.

Send your target market, expected volume and branding notes, and YLD returns a quotation within one working day. Volume tiers, certificate list and lead time are set out in the same offer.