Mixeur plongeant Smart Stick à vitesse variable

Soups, sauces, smoothies, hummus, oat milk and whipped cream all sit inside its range, because the dial lets a cook match speed to texture. YLD supplies this unit to housewares and small appliance distributors.

The 1500W build holds speed under thick loads such as nut butter or frozen fruit. YLD offers 500W, 1000W, 1200W and 1500W so one housing can serve several price bands in the same catalogue.

Twenty-one positions give finer control between a slow fold and full power, which matters for dressings and emulsions. YLD fits a single control knob so the fascia stays simple to print in several languages.

The arm twists off the motor body with a quarter turn, so it can be rinsed on its own. YLD ships a detachable shaft because importers ask for easier cleaning and smaller retail packaging cartons.

A 600ml beaker, an 800ml chopper, an egg whisk, a milk frother and a potato masher come with the motor unit. YLD boxes the complete 4-in-1 set under one code for straightforward retail listing.

Stainless steel forms the shaft and blade head, with an ABS body and non-slip grip. YLD selects stainless because acidic soups and tomato sauces stain softer finishes over repeated use.

Small ice cubes and frozen berries break down in short bursts at top speed, though this is a blending tool rather than an ice crusher. YLD suggests pulse intervals of about five seconds.

Noise tracks speed and load. YLD records the tested sound level for each rating and lists it on the specification sheet so buyers can compare the unit against models already on their shelf.

Ventilation slots and a thermal cut-out interrupt power if the winding gets too hot. YLD prints a run-and-rest guide in the manual for cafes and kitchens running one unit through a long service.

One hundred units per model is the floor at YLD, and models can be mixed inside a single container. Buyers testing a new channel can ask about smaller lots taken from available stock.

Working samples ship in 5-7 days, with the charge credited once a volume order is placed. YLD sends the full kit so buyers can check speed control, shaft length and chopper fit before committing.

Repeat orders usually follow the same 25-35 day window from YLD once deposit and artwork are confirmed, and standing forecasts can be scheduled earlier when a buyer shares a rolling plan.

Standard quotations from YLD are issued FOB Shenzhen, with CIF and DDP available on request. The port, Incoterm and quotation validity are stated on every offer so buyers can compare landed costs accurately.

Yes, packaging and rating labels can be revised between runs, provided YLD receives print-ready files and approves proofs before plates or tooling are set for the next batch. Artwork changes do not delay the quoted lead time.

Most ODM requests are met by changing housing colour, speed range, kit contents or nameplate, so no new tooling is needed. YLD confirms whether a brief needs moulds before quoting.

YLD tests to CE, EMC and LVD requirements for Europe, with REACH and RoHS material checks on the same sample set. Reports are issued per model and travel with the shipping documents.

Packing is eight sets per carton, which loads about 3200 units in a 20GP and 7000 in a 40GP. YLD supplies exact carton weight and volume for freight quotations on request.

Twelve months against manufacturing defects applies to the motor, shaft and attachments. YLD holds spare blades, bowls and motors so a distributor can settle a claim without ordering a fresh run.

EU, UK, US, AU and South African plugs are fitted at the factory on either 110-120V or 220-240V builds. YLD needs the destination split before production, because the configuration is fixed at assembly.

Share the destination market, target quantity, preferred power rating and branding requirements. YLD replies with FOB Shenzhen pricing inside one working day, showing volume tiers and certification costs. Volume breaks are listed separately so a buyer can model margin at each tier.