Commercial Blender Wholesale Manufacturer

Small cafés, hotel breakfast buffets, food trucks and staff canteens run it for smoothies, soups and dressings. YLD rates the unit for light commercial duty so buyers avoid overspending on heavy kitchen equipment.

Wattage on this platform spans 500W to 1600W and the stock configuration is 1000W, which copes with frozen berries and thick soups in short cycles. YLD advises matching wattage to the busiest menu item.

Speed selection runs across sixteen stages plus turbo, giving a kitchen enough control for dressings, purees and iced drinks. YLD tunes the lower settings for emulsions that split when lifted too quickly in service.

Each box holds the motor unit, blending shaft, whisk, milk frother, meat mincer, multi blade, blade remover, 600ml beaker and holder. YLD ships everything as one kit so a café opens the carton and starts work.

Hygiene comes from a stainless steel food contact path, from shaft to multi blade, with no crevices behind the blade guard. YLD finishes parts for easy wiping between orders, which matters where health inspections apply.

Blade and shaft detach for washing in hot soapy water or a dishwasher, and the beaker sterilises with the rest of the crockery. YLD advises a damp cloth for the motor housing.

Café work happens close to customers, so the measured sound level matters. YLD tests each model and lists the figure on the spec sheet, and lower speeds handle soft mixes at reduced noise.

It is built for intermittent use with a thermal cut-out that resets automatically once the motor cools. YLD publishes recommended running and rest intervals so a busy shift can rotate duties without stalling.

Runs start at 500 units per model for a standard production order, and a container can mix colours, wattages or branded versions. YLD can sometimes supply smaller quantities from ready finished stock.

Test samples ship in 5-7 days and their cost is credited against the production order. YLD encourages trial use on the menu line that puts most stress on a motor.

Repeat orders are scheduled at 25-35 days from YLD after the deposit and artwork confirmation, shorter where packaging is unchanged. Capacity is reserved earlier for buyers who forecast ahead of season.

Funds move as a deposit by transfer with the balance against shipping documents, and a letter of credit can be arranged. YLD issues a proforma invoice showing the agreed split before production begins.

Standard delivery is FOB Shenzhen, and YLD can quote CIF or DDP for buyers who want the container delivered to a warehouse. Consolidation with other YLD lines is possible on request.

Chains can change housing colour, logo, rating label, manual, gift box and carton, and can request a specification sheet carrying their own name. YLD signs off digital proofs before production runs.

Structural changes such as a different jug, handle geometry or a custom motor bracket are reviewed as ODM work. YLD quotes tooling and development separately and holds the design for the buyer.

For the EU, YLD issues CE and CB reports; for the UK, UKCA; for the US, ETL and FCC. RoHS data and food-contact documentation for the shaft, blade and beaker come with the pack.

Voltage builds cover 110-120V and 220-240V with plug types for the EU, UK, US, Australia and South Africa. YLD locks the setting at manufacturing stage, so buyers split quantities by market in the order.

Pallet planning is straightforward: eight sets per carton at 44*31.5*41.5 cm, gross weight confirmed on the packing list. YLD provides 20GP and 40GP quantities for accurate freight and forward booking.

Units carry a 12-month defect warranty, and YLD stocks shafts, blades, switches and beakers for replacement dispatch. Distributors normally settle a claim by swapping the worn part rather than shipping the whole blender.

Give YLD your menu volumes, destination country and branding plans; we respond with FOB Shenzhen pricing the next working day. Volume breaks, certification scope and lead time come with the figures.