Smoothie Blender for Immersion OEM Supplier

Blending in the beaker or straight in the serving jug leaves one vessel to wash instead of a jug, lid and tamper. YLD supplies the 600ml beaker with volume markings for consistent recipe portions.

Crushing frozen berries, mango chunks and ice is within range on the upper speeds or with turbo held. YLD fits four stainless blades to a 1000W motor peaking at 1600W for that work.

Fifteen to thirty seconds at high speed usually gives a silky texture for oat milk, protein shakes and green smoothies. YLD advises short pulses first for fibrous leaves such as kale or spinach.

Metal parts meet the drink: the shaft, blade stack and beaker are stainless, while food-grade plastic is used on the chopper bowl. YLD supplies a food-contact statement covering every surface.

Frothing hot or cold milk into cafe-style foam for cappuccino and latte is handled by the frother attachment. YLD includes it in the standard kit, helping retailers sell to coffee drinkers as well as smoothie makers.

Whipping cream, egg whites, batters and dressings is covered by the whisk, so one motor handles both ends of the kitchen. YLD ships it as standard, which keeps the retail price point competitive.

Working in runs of about a minute with a short pause matches common kitchen practice, and that is what YLD recommends. A thermal cut-out backs the guidance up if a unit is pushed harder.

Measured output sits in the normal range for a 1000W motor, with turbo at the top of it. YLD lists the tested figure on the specification sheet so cafes can plan counter placement.

Detach the arm and rinse or soak it, since a soapy jug run clears most residue without fingers near the blades. YLD does not recommend dishwasher cycles for the motor body or its vents.

Entry level is 500 units per model at YLD, and that volume can be split across colours or plug types inside the model. Mixed containers are accepted when several models ship together.

Sample units leave YLD in 5-7 days and the fee is credited against the bulk order. Buyers usually test frozen fruit, protein shakes and noise before signing off the artwork.

Standard YLD scheduling runs 25-35 days from deposit and artwork approval, counted from the day the deposit clears. Peak-season orders are queued earlier so retail launch dates hold, with weekly milestones shared.

FOB Shenzhen is quoted by YLD, with CIF or DDP available on request, and payment usually runs 30% deposit with the balance against documents. Terms are fixed in the proforma invoice.

Gift box, carton, rating label and instruction manual can all be printed to your artwork. YLD shares a dieline and colour proof before the packaging run is approved, so nothing goes to press unchecked.

CE and CB reports cover the EU, UKCA covers the UK, and ETL with FCC covers the US. YLD adds RoHS declarations and a food-contact statement with each certificate pack.

ODM briefs covering housing, speed range, attachment set and controls are reviewed by YLD, with tooling cost and timeline quoted after design review. OEM branding on the standard platform is faster to start.

Voltage builds run in 110-120V and 220-240V, wired for EU, UK, US, AU or South African plugs. YLD fixes the mix at order stage, so the destination split is confirmed up front.

Shipping at 8 sets per carton works out at about 3,800 sets for a 20GP and 8,000 for a 40GP. YLD provides carton size, gross weight and a loading plan for the forwarder.

Cover on this model runs twelve months against manufacturing defects for the motor, shaft and attachments, and YLD keeps spare blades, beakers and seals in stock for distributor claims, so service stock rarely runs short.

Market, volume and branding requirements are all YLD needs to start. A priced offer with certification list and lead time follows within one working day, together with a recommended carton mix for the destination market.