6008 Stick Blender Wholesale Supplier

Cafes, delis, small bakeries and home cooks rely on it for soups, smoothies and sauces. YLD rates the 800W copper DC motor for short prep bursts rather than continuous factory processing, and the supplied kit covers most day-to-day blending jobs.

The unit carries an 800W 100% copper DC motor with no aluminium windings. Copper runs cooler and lasts longer under load, which is why YLD fits it across the whole 6000 series and prints the tested wattage on each specification sheet.

A single one-touch pistol switch gives stepless speed, so the operator presses harder for a faster blend and eases off for a gentle fold. YLD adds a blue LED strip on top so the working band is readable at a glance.

Every set holds the motor unit, a stainless blending shaft, a whisk and a 500ml chopper bowl. YLD packs the complete kit into one carton so retailers can list a single SKU instead of selling attachments separately.

SUS301 stainless steel is used for the twin-tip blade. YLD chose that grade because it keeps an edge through ice and frozen fruit while resisting staining from tomato, berries and citrus, so a display unit still looks clean after months of use.

Two release buttons unlock the shaft in one movement. YLD recommends rinsing the blade end under warm soapy water straight after use, and the manual warns against immersing the motor housing in any liquid.

Sound rises with the speed setting and with how thick the mix is. YLD measures noise on the production line and publishes the figure on the specification sheet, so a buyer can compare it with blenders already on their shelves.

Vent slots and a thermal cut-out guard the motor during longer jobs. YLD prints a run-and-rest guide in the manual, and the 800W frame suits intermittent prep work rather than all-day commercial duty.

Container fit is matched to the 600ml beaker that ships with the unit. YLD confirms beaker diameter and shaft length on the technical drawing, which matters when a buyer wants to reuse accessories already held in their own stock.

Minimum order quantity is 500 units per model. YLD accepts mixed container loading on a first order, and trial quantities below MOQ can sometimes be arranged from stock that is already finished and boxed.

Sample units are dispatched in 5-7 days, with the cost credited against the production order. YLD suggests testing soup blending, noise and shaft balance first, because those three points decide most buyer approvals.

Production is scheduled 25-35 days from YLD once the deposit and artwork are confirmed. Peak season slots book early, so buyers planning a Christmas programme usually settle specifications during the summer.

Standard terms are a deposit with the balance settled against shipping documents. YLD can discuss other arrangements for repeat distributors, and every quotation states the terms in writing before the order is placed.

Offers from YLD are issued FOB Shenzhen, with CIF and DDP available on request. The factory works with the buyer's nominated forwarder, and proposes one when the destination port sits inland or when customs clearance needs a local partner.

Housing colour, logo, rating label, gift box and master carton can all be customised. YLD approves artwork before the line is set, which keeps reprint risk low on a first branded order.

Both OEM and ODM are available from the first order. YLD handles branding on standard tooling, and ODM development where the buyer needs a different housing, switch layout or accessory combination.

YLD issues CE and CB reports with RoHS for Europe, UKCA for the United Kingdom and ETL with FCC for the United States. A food-contact statement covers the shaft, blades and beaker.

Twelve sets ship per carton in a printed colour box. YLD supplies carton dimensions, gross weight and container quantities with each quotation, so the freight forwarder can plan without a second data request.

20GP loading comes to roughly 4600 units, with about 11200 in a 40HQ at the standard 12-piece carton. YLD recalculates those figures whenever packaging or accessory content changes, and sends a fresh loading plan with the revised quotation.

Field failures are covered for 12 months against manufacturing defects on the motor, shaft and attachments. YLD keeps spare shafts, blades, bowls and motors in stock so distributor claims are settled with parts rather than whole replacements.