Hand Mixer Immersion Wholesale Supplier

No. An immersion mixer, also called a stick blender, has a shaft that goes into the pot, while a hand mixer holds beaters over a bowl. This YLD model is a hand mixer; buyers sourcing immersion units should ask the sales team for the stick blender range.

One handheld mixer body, two whisk beaters and two dough hooks, all packed in one carton. YLD supplies both attachment sets as standard so the same unit whips, kneads and blends.

Five settings on the oval control panel, which YLD describes as precise control for any texture. The range covers folding flour at the low end and whipping cream at the top.

The panel quotes 30-second rapid whisking, with the close-up showing food-grade stainless beaters drawing air into the mix. YLD checks whipping time on each production batch before packing.

Food-grade 304 stainless steel. YLD specifies stainless for both attachment types because they resist staining from acidic mixes and clean quickly between batches, which matters for daily use.

With the dough hooks fitted it handles bread and bun dough in small to medium batches. YLD advises the lower speeds so gluten develops steadily, and a stand mixer once volume grows beyond a home-sized batch.

Air circulates through the housing while the unit runs, which the product panel lists as cooling for long runtime without heating. The recommended duty cycle is printed on the YLD specification sheet.

The versatility panel shows baby food puree alongside egg whites and dough. Soft cooked vegetables and fruit blend with the YLD beaters, which suits buyers selling into family and baby-care channels.

The cream housing wipes with a damp cloth and the oval control panel has no recesses that trap batter. YLD advises against immersing the motor body, and beaters and hooks release for washing on their own.

Files supplied for this model cover CE and CB for Europe, UKCA for the United Kingdom, ETL and FCC for the United States, RoHS declarations and a food-contact statement for the beaters and hooks.

Orders open at 500 units per model. YLD will combine several models in one container for a first order, and smaller trial lots are considered depending on stock at the time of enquiry.

Yes. YLD applies your branding to the housing, control panel artwork, rating label and retail carton under its private label programme, with artwork approved before production begins.

Inside the printed colour carton: the mixer body, two whisk beaters, two dough hooks and a multilingual instruction sheet. YLD quotes carton volume, gross weight and container quantities for forwarders.

The unit is built for either 110-120V or 220-240V, with EU, UK, US, AU or South African plugs. Because voltage is set at production, YLD confirms the destination split before the order is cut.

Sample units dispatch in 5-7 days, and volume runs are scheduled at 25-35 days after deposit and artwork approval. Peak-season capacity is booked early so quoted shipping dates hold.

Every unit carries 12 months of cover from YLD against faults in motor, drive and attachments, and spare beaters, hooks and motor assemblies are stocked so claims are handled in the buyer's market.

Yes. Samples leave YLD within 5-7 days and the cost is credited against your production order, with buyers typically checking whisking time, panel finish and attachment fit first.

It is aimed at home and light commercial buyers. YLD offers a heavier duty model in the same range with a stated duty cycle for bakery counters and foodservice prep, and will quote both for comparison.

Cream with a brushed silver panel is the launch finish. YLD can re-colour the body above the minimum order for buyers building a matched small-appliance range, and provides colour samples first.

Give YLD your market, the volume you have in mind and any branding needs. An FOB Shenzhen quotation follows within one working day, showing the volume tiers alongside each other.