OEM Stick Blender 1600W Wholesale Supplier

Restaurants, cafes, bakeries and home kitchens use it for soups, sauces, smoothies, hummus and baby puree blended straight in the pot or beaker. YLD fits a long stainless shaft so hot or acidic mixes stay clear of the plastic housing.

Running on a 1000W rated motor, the unit lifts to 1600W peak output, which is the figure shown on the label. YLD rates the motor for repeated daily batches, so frozen fruit, ice and nuts blend without stalling.

Sixteen selectable speeds sit on the rotary dial, with a turbo key for instant full power. YLD keeps the low settings gentle enough for mayonnaise and whipped cream while the top end tackles thick blends.

Eight pieces travel in one box: blending shaft, whisk, milk frother, meat mincer, multi blade, blade remover, 600ml beaker and a wall holder. YLD packs the complete set so importers avoid ordering parts separately.

Stainless 304 is used for the shaft and blade housing. YLD specifies that grade because tomato, citrus and curry mixes leave no stain or smell behind, and the metal can be rinsed while the motor unit stays dry.

Twisting the arm off the motor body takes one movement, so it can be washed under warm running water or left to soak. YLD prints the cleaning steps in the manual and advises against immersing the motor body.

Sound rises with speed and with how thick the mix is. YLD measures each batch on the production line and lists the tested decibel figure on the specification sheet so buyers can compare it with models they already stock.

Thermal cut-out protection guards the windings when the unit runs hot. YLD supplies a run-and-rest recommendation for kitchens working through consecutive soup or smoothie batches, which keeps the motor reliable across the warranty period.

Four stainless blades sit on a removable shaft assembly, which lets distributors replace worn blades without scrapping the motor. YLD stocks the blade assembly as a separate spare for after-sales service.

The YLD entry volume is 500 units per model. YLD accepts mixed container loading on a first order, and where stock allows, smaller trial quantities can be released so buyers can test a market before committing.

Samples leave the factory in 5-7 days by express courier, and the sample cost is credited against the production order. YLD suggests testing hot-soup blending, noise and shaft balance before approving volume.

Volume orders are scheduled at 25-35 days from deposit and artwork approval. YLD reserves capacity early for peak-season programmes, and the confirmed schedule is written into the sales contract before the line opens.

Deposit terms are 30% with the balance against shipping documents, and YLD also works with L/C at sight for larger programmes. Everything is confirmed in the proforma invoice before production starts.

Prices are quoted FOB Shenzhen by default, and YLD can price CIF or DDP where the buyer names a port or delivery address. Freight options are listed beside the unit price in the quotation.

Housing colour, logo print, rating label, gift box and carton artwork can all carry your brand. YLD approves digital proofs before the line is set, and Pantone matching is available on request.

OEM and ODM programmes are both open from the first order. YLD handles OEM work on an existing platform and ODM development where a buyer needs different housing, speed range or attachments, with tooling quoted separately.

Certificates for Europe cover CE, CB and RoHS, the UK is served by UKCA, and the US by ETL with FCC. YLD also adds a food-contact statement for the shaft, blades and beaker.

Carton packing puts each set in a printed colour box holding the motor and every attachment. YLD publishes carton dimensions, gross weight and container quantities so freight forwarders can plan the load accurately.

Loading plans work at 8 sets per carton, giving roughly 3,800 sets in a 20GP and 8,000 in a 40GP. YLD confirms the final figure against the carton build and offers mixed loading to fill spare space.

Warranty cover runs 12 months against manufacturing defects, and YLD keeps shafts, blades, beakers and motors in stock. Distributors also receive a parts list so claims are settled without waiting for new production.