3 in 1 Hand Blender Wholesale Supplier

One motor handle drives a blending shaft, a chopper bowl and a whisk, so a kitchen covers purees, chopping and whipping from one carton. YLD ships all three parts in the standard colour box.

It runs at 1000W and holds speed reasonably well against thick mixtures such as hummus or mashed root vegetables. YLD tests every production batch on a loaded beaker before units are packed.

The pulse position runs the blade in short bursts, which suits coarse salsa and crumb toppings. YLD added pulse alongside the six steady speeds because buyers asked for more control on chunky recipes.

The 800ml bowl takes a whole onion, a handful of nuts or a block of cheese in one go, and the lid locks before the blade turns. YLD rates it for household prep rather than catering volumes.

The 600ml beaker is glass, so it takes hot soup without warping, and the handle keeps the grip away from the rim. YLD advises filling no more than two thirds when blending anything hot.

Whipping cream and egg whites works on the middle speeds, though the shaft must be kept angled to pull air in. YLD sells the whisk mainly for home bakers and small dessert counters.

The shaft, chopper parts, whisk and frother all detach, so each can be rinsed or washed separately. YLD warns against putting the motor handle in water and prints that warning on the carton.

Chopping hard vegetables reaches the loudest point of the cycle because the blade meets resistance. YLD states the measured sound level in the specification sheet so buyers can compare it with stock they already carry.

The motor is rated for repeated short blending cycles rather than long continuous runs. YLD suggests a rest interval after each use and supplies replacement units for distribution partners who need them.

Steamed vegetables, fruit and rice blend to a smooth texture on the lower speeds, and the small beaker suits single portions. YLD supplies the set to retailers serving family and baby-care shelves.

The opening order is 500 units per model per colour, and YLD allows mixed cartons across colours so a buyer can test demand in two retail customers before repeating with a full container.

Samples reach a new buyer in five to seven working days, and YLD refunds the charge once a production order is placed, so a first test costs little beyond the freight and the refund is shown on the order confirmation.

Production takes 25-35 days from deposit and artwork, so a Q4 shelf date means confirming the order by late August. YLD holds limited peak-season slots and allocates them in order of deposit.

Payment runs on a deposit with the balance settled against shipping documents, and YLD will review open-account or letter of credit terms for distributors ordering through the year, with the split agreed at order value confirmation.

Each carton holds six colour boxes with the carton dimensions and gross weight stated on the packing list. YLD supplies container loading plans for 20GP and 40HQ shipments before booking.

Body colour is made to your reference, usually against a Pantone number, and YLD matches the colour box and carton print at the same time so the shelf presentation stays consistent.

OEM means your brand on the existing tooling, while ODM lets YLD adjust the attachment mix, beaker size or housing shape for a new project. Both start from the first order.

YLD issues CE, EMC and LVD reports for Europe, UKCA for the United Kingdom, ETL with FCC for the United States, plus REACH and RoHS statements where the market requires them.

YLD covers the set for 12 months against manufacturing faults and keeps spare shafts, bowls and handles in stock, so a distributor can settle a customer claim without waiting for a new container.

Housewares importers in Europe, the Middle East and Southeast Asia order it most, usually for supermarket and electrical chain programmes. YLD quotes against your target retail price and volume tier.