6021 Stick Blender Wholesale Direct

Home retail and mid-tier commercial kitchens, blending soups, smoothies, sauces and baby food. YLD builds it as a private-label platform, so the same unit can launch under several brand names.

The 6021 carries a 1000W copper DC motor. YLD uses copper windings throughout the series because they handle sustained loads better, and the tested figures appear on the specification sheet.

A pistol switch gives stepless speed, so the operator sets the pace by pressure alone. YLD added a blue LED indicator on the top face to make the working setting visible during prep.

Retail kit contents are the motor unit, a stainless blending shaft, a whisk and a 500ml chopper bowl. YLD can vary the accessory mix for a private-label brief if the buyer needs a different bundle.

Blades use a 2-tip layout in SUS301 stainless steel. YLD specifies that grade for its resistance to staining and its edge life, which suits units blending acidic fruit, dressings and sauces on a daily basis.

It is a compact stick blender with a familiar pistol grip, which sells well through housewares and appliance retailers. YLD supplies retail-ready packaging and product photography to support online listings and printed catalogues.

Release the shaft with the two buttons, then rinse the blade end under warm running water. YLD advises against submerging the motor body and includes the routine in the printed manual.

Expect more noise at higher speeds and with dense mixes. YLD measures sound output on the production line and reports the figure, which helps a private-label client set packaging claims accurately.

Repeat cycles are protected by housing ventilation and a thermal cut-out. YLD suggests a run-and-rest pattern for heavy duty use, and that guidance is printed in the user documentation supplied with every unit.

Production starts at 500 units per model. YLD accepts mixed orders across the series, which lets a new brand launch a small range without committing to a full container of one model.

Samples ship within 5-7 days and the cost is credited back on the production order. YLD advises testing speed control, blade balance and noise before signing off final packaging artwork.

Volume orders are built 25-35 days from YLD after deposit and artwork approval. Branded packaging usually needs an extra proofing cycle, so the artwork should be settled early in the negotiation rather than after the order is placed.

Payment runs as a deposit at order, with the balance against shipping documents. YLD sets this out in the quotation and can discuss a schedule suited to distributors who place regular repeat orders.

FOB Shenzhen is standard, with CIF and DDP quoted on request. YLD confirms the chosen term in writing, so the buyer's landed cost calculation rests on a fixed figure rather than an estimate.

Almost every outer element can be branded: housing colour, logo placement, rating label, gift box and master carton. YLD signs off the artwork before tooling, so the first run matches the approved proof.

OEM branding is available from the first order and ODM development is offered as well. YLD reviews the technical brief, quotes tooling, and confirms the minimum order that follows before any payment is made.

CE and CB with RoHS for the EU, UKCA for the UK, plus ETL and FCC for the US. YLD adds a food-contact statement covering the shaft, blades and every container supplied in the set.

Sets are packed in printed colour boxes, with the master carton size and weight declared on the label. YLD supplies product photography and a specification sheet to support the buyer's online listings and retail catalogue.

Loading works out at around 5000 sets for a 20GP and about 12000 for a 40HQ at the standard packing. YLD recalculates the plan whenever carton count or packaging content changes before shipment.

Twelve months of coverage applies against manufacturing defects for the motor, shaft and attachments. YLD holds spare blades, bowls and motors in stock so distributor claims are settled without a full unit replacement.