Stainless Steel Blender UK OEM Supplier

UK buyers receive 220-240V units assembled with BS 1363 three-pin plugs, while other markets take EU, US, AU or South African plugs. YLD fixes the plug mix when the order is confirmed.

UKCA documentation is issued per model, alongside CE and CB reports that buyers often keep on file. YLD also supplies RoHS and a food-contact statement for the shaft and beaker.

Delivering 1000W rated with 1600W peak output, the motor suits daily domestic use. YLD tests each unit on load, which matters for UK retailers that ask for performance evidence before listing a small appliance.

Settings run to sixteen on the dial plus a turbo button. YLD designed the range so UK home cooks can fold cream slowly or switch to full power for thick smoothies and soups.

The 600ml beaker and the blending shaft are both stainless steel. YLD chose metal for the parts that meet food, so berry and curry mixes leave no stain or lingering smell.

Packed into the carton are the motor body, blending shaft, whisk, milk frother, meat mincer, multi blade with remover, beaker and holder. YLD ships the complete kit as one SKU for UK retail listing.

Ice and frozen berries blend on the higher speeds, and the turbo key helps with dense mixes. YLD fits a hardened four-blade stack rated for that day-to-day use in domestic kitchens.

Noise matches other handheld blenders of this power class, so there is nothing unusual to explain to customers. YLD records the measured level on the specification sheet, which answers questions before launch.

Cleaning starts by removing the shaft, which washes in warm soapy water or a soapy jug run. YLD advises keeping the motor housing and vents away from water in the manual.

Order quantities begin at 500 units per model for YLD. That volume can cover several colours, or a mix of models in one container, which suits importers testing a new listing with a UK retailer.

Test units ship in 5-7 days by courier and the cost is credited against the production order. YLD suggests checking shaft balance, noise and UK plug fit before volume is committed.

Departure is scheduled at 25-35 days from deposit and artwork approval, the YLD production window. UK-bound orders are planned with the shipping line so the vessel booking lines up with delivery dates.

Payments work as a 30% deposit with the balance settled against shipping documents. YLD can arrange L/C at sight for larger UK programmes, and terms are set in the proforma invoice.

Incoterms quoted by YLD start with FOB Shenzhen. CIF Felixstowe, Southampton or any named UK port, and DDP to a UK warehouse, can be priced on request at quotation stage.

Logo print, housing colour, rating label, gift box and carton can all be branded for the UK market. YLD approves proofs before production and can match a nominated Pantone colour.

Changes to housing, ergonomics, speed range and attachment sets are reviewed by YLD under an ODM brief, then tooling and lead time are quoted. OEM branding on the current platform starts faster.

With 8 sets per carton, a 20GP carries around 3,800 sets and a 40GP around 8,000. YLD issues carton size, gross weight and a loading plan for the UK forwarder.

Spare motors, shafts, blades, beakers and seals are held by YLD as service parts. UK distributors can add a spare allocation to a production order so local repairs are handled quickly, keeping returns volume low.

Cover lasts 12 months against manufacturing defects on the motor, shaft and attachments. YLD settles claims with replacement parts or credit and keeps the paperwork simple for importers filing with UK retailers.

Quoting starts once your UK volume, plug type and branding plan reach YLD. The offer returns within one working day and lists certificate documents, carton data and lead time in one document.