Soup Maker Blender Wholesale Supplier

Restaurants, cafes and catering kitchens use it to blend soup and puree straight in the pot, then switch to smoothies and sauces with the same motor. YLD supplies the set as one reference so buyers stock a single SKU.

The rating sits at 1000W, and YLD builds the range from 500W to 1600W so a buyer can match a lighter domestic model or a heavier catering unit from the same platform.

Each box holds the blending shaft, whisk, milk frother, meat mincer, multi blade, blade remover and a stand holder. YLD packs the full 3-in-1 kit so retailers do not order parts separately.

Ice cubes, frozen berries and hard nuts break down on the turbo setting, which lifts the blade speed for a few seconds. YLD recommends short bursts so the mixture stays moving around the blade.

Because the shaft is 304 stainless steel, hot liquid only meets metal and glass, never plastic. YLD rates the unit for direct-to-pot blending and suggests the lower speeds for steaming stock.

Decibel output climbs with speed and with mix thickness, so a thick puree is louder than a thin dressing. YLD publishes the tested figure on the specification sheet for direct comparison.

Warm soapy water and a soft cloth do the job, or the blade end can be run in a jug of water for ten seconds. YLD advises against soaking the motor housing.

The dedicated mincer attachment takes small cuts of poultry, pork and beef for pates and fillings. YLD supplies it as a separate fitment so the blending shaft is never used for raw meat.

Hot and cold foam both work, which suits cafes serving lattes alongside iced coffee in summer. YLD lists the frother as standard in the kit rather than an optional line item.

The floor is 500 units per model at YLD, and mixed container loading can be arranged for a first order. Smaller trial quantities are sometimes possible against stock held in Shenzhen.

Samples leave the factory in five to seven days and the courier cost sits with the buyer. YLD credits the sample charge back against the production order once it is placed.

Volume runs are scheduled at 25-35 days from YLD after the deposit clears and artwork is approved. Peak season is tight, so buyers reserve capacity early and keep the label files ready.

Thirty per cent deposit with the balance against shipping documents is the standard structure, and YLD can discuss a letter of credit for larger programmes with repeat buyers over several seasons.

Quotations are raised FOB Shenzhen as standard, and YLD can quote CIF or DDP when a buyer needs the freight and duty handled door to door, with the port and forwarder confirmed on the order.

Buyers can change the housing colour, add a logo on the motor body and rating label, and redesign the gift box and outer carton. YLD approves artwork before the line is set.

Both routes exist. OEM follows a buyer's finished design, while ODM lets YLD propose the housing shape, specification and packaging from the existing platform for a faster launch in a new market.

CE and CB reports cover Europe, with UKCA for Britain and ETL plus FCC for the United States. YLD also issues RoHS declarations and a food-contact statement for the shaft and beaker.

Eight sets go into one carton measuring 44 x 31.5 x 41.5 cm, and YLD supplies the gross weight, carton volume and container quantities so freight can be planned before the order.

A twelve-month term against manufacturing defects covers the motor, shaft and attachments. YLD keeps spare blades, beakers and whisk gears in stock so a distributor can settle a claim without waiting for a new run.

Send the destination market, planned volume, voltage split and branding requirement, and YLD returns an FOB Shenzhen price within one working day with volume tiers listed side by side for comparison.