Smoothie Blender Manufacturer OEM Supplier

Buying direct removes the trading layer between the moulding line and the buyer. YLD controls tooling, assembly and testing under one roof, which shortens the route from a specification change to a shipped carton.

Frozen berries, ice, yoghurt, nuts, leafy greens and cooked vegetables are all within range. YLD tests the platform against those everyday recipes before a model is released to wholesale buyers.

Copper windings sit on a laminated core with an internal thermal cut-out. YLD assembles and run-tests every motor unit before it goes into a housing, so a weak sample is caught on the line.

Food-safe ABS with a stainless steel shaft and 304 blade assembly. YLD chose ABS because it takes a gloss or matte finish and holds printed graphics without a separate label.

Sixteen positions plus a turbo key. YLD sets the low end for dressings and the top end for frozen fruit, and the whole range sits on one dial rather than several switches.

It is not a continuous-duty machine, so blending should be done in short cycles with a pause. YLD publishes a recommended run-and-rest cycle and fits a cut-out to protect the motor.

The standard beaker carries 600ml with clear measuring marks, and the same motor drives a 1L beaker where a buyer wants a larger offer. YLD supplies both formats from the same tooling base.

Shaft, blades and beaker are rinsed in warm soapy water, and the whisk and frother go in the same wash. YLD includes written cleaning steps in the manual for every market.

YLD records the sound level on the specification sheet at full speed with a standard load. Buyers comparing units for a quiet cafe setting can then judge the difference numerically rather than by description.

The minimum is 500 units per model, whether the order carries a buyer's brand or YLD's own. Mixed container loading is accepted so a first shipment can hold two or three colours.

Samples are produced in five to seven days and charged at unit cost plus courier. YLD credits the amount back when the volume order is confirmed, so a sample round is effectively free.

Normal production runs 25-35 days from YLD after deposit and artwork. Peak season can stretch that, so buyers planning fourth-quarter stock usually confirm packaging by late summer before the factory fills its slots.

Payment is staged at thirty per cent on confirmation and seventy per cent against shipping documents. YLD can discuss other arrangements for a distributor placing regular, repeating orders through the year with forecast volumes.

FOB Shenzhen is the default, with CIF and DDP available for buyers who want freight and duty handled. YLD names the loading port and forwarder on every quotation issued to a wholesale buyer.

Yes, where volume supports the mould cost. YLD engineers the part, confirms the tooling price and sets a minimum order, then keeps the mould in-house for repeat runs in later seasons.

ODM work covers the housing, beaker, packaging and manual, built around YLD's existing motor platform. Buyers get a shorter development path than a fully new tooling project would allow from a blank sheet.

CE, CB, RoHS, UKCA, ETL and FCC files are prepared per model, together with a food-contact declaration for the shaft, blades and beaker. YLD re-tests whenever a design change is made.

Packing runs eight sets to a printed colour carton, stacked and strapped on export pallets. YLD supplies carton dimensions, gross weight and container quantities for the buyer's forwarder to plan the loading.

A twelve-month defect warranty runs from shipment, and YLD supports it with shafts, blades, beakers and gear sets held in stock. Distributors can repair locally instead of returning a whole unit.

Give YLD your destination market, planned volumes, voltage split and any branding notes. A written FOB Shenzhen quotation with tiered pricing comes back on the same working day once the specification is agreed.