Smart Stick Hand Blender Wholesale Supplier

Kitchens use it for soup, smoothies, pesto, mayonnaise and baby food blended straight in the pot or jug. YLD builds the set with a stainless shaft so hot soup never sits against plastic parts.

Three ratings are offered: 500W for light home use, 1000W for daily family cooking and 1200W for heavier loads. YLD recommends the 1000W version as the volume seller in most retail markets.

A dial steps the motor through twelve levels, so dressings can be folded slowly before speed rises for nut butter. YLD keeps one gearbox across all three power ratings to simplify spare part supply.

Turbo bypasses the dial and runs the motor at its top level for short bursts, which suits crushed ice or a thick puree. YLD advises pulses of a few seconds to protect the winding.

Each carton holds a 600ml beaker, an 800ml chopper, an egg whisk, a milk frother and a potato masher beside the motor unit. YLD packs the complete 4-in-1 kit under one reference.

The shaft and blade head are food-grade stainless steel, which resists staining from tomato and acidic mixes. YLD fits a four-blade head so ingredients pull down instead of splashing up the beaker wall.

The whisk-style frother aerates cold or warm milk for coffee and shakes but does not heat it. YLD suggests warming the milk separately, then frothing for about thirty seconds for a stable foam.

It breaks down cooked potato, pumpkin and root vegetables without a second tool. YLD includes it because mash and puree appear on the same buying list for home and catering customers.

The chopper bowl takes 800ml, enough for onions, herbs, nuts or a small batch of pesto. YLD rates it for preparation work rather than continuous commercial chopping, so buyers should size it to their menu.

YLD asks for 500 units per model, and mixed models can share one container on a first order. Trial quantities below that level can sometimes be arranged from running stock, so ask before planning a small launch.

Samples leave in 5-7 days and YLD credits the sample cost against the production order. Most buyers test blending performance, noise and shaft balance before confirming a volume forecast for their own market.

Volume orders run 25-35 days after deposit and artwork approval. YLD books line capacity ahead of peak retail seasons, so buyers planning autumn or Christmas stock should confirm volumes early.

Standard terms are a deposit with the balance against shipping documents. YLD can discuss other structures for repeat distributors, and every quotation states currency, Incoterm and validity so terms can be compared line by line.

Yes. Colour, logo, rating label, gift box and carton artwork can all be customised, and YLD approves printed proofs before the line is set. Pantone matching is offered on volume orders.

Both are available from the first order. YLD supplies CE, EMC, LVD and RoHS files for your brand, and the engineering team can adjust housing, speed range or kit contents for an ODM brief.

YLD issues CE, EMC, LVD, REACH and RoHS documentation per model, plus a food-contact statement for the shaft, blades and bowls. Reports are released with the shipping documents so importers can file them early.

Sets ship in printed colour cartons, twelve to a master carton. YLD publishes carton dimensions, gross weight and container quantities for 20GP and 40GP loads so freight and warehouse costs can be planned.

The motor, shaft and attachments carry 12 months of cover against manufacturing defects. YLD keeps spare blades, bowls and motors in stock so distributor claims can be settled without waiting for a new run.

Both 110-120V and 220-240V versions are built, fitted with EU, UK, US, AU or South African plugs. YLD fixes the voltage mix when the order is placed, so split the forecast by destination.

Send your market, target volume and branding needs, and YLD returns an FOB Shenzhen quotation within one working day, with volume tiers, certification costs and lead times listed side by side.