Retro Espresso Coffee Maker Wholesale

YLD sets the minimum order at 100 units per model so importers can trial the retro range without heavy stock risk. Colour, plug type and packaging are confirmed before deposit.

Samples ship in 5-7 days and YLD refunds the sample cost against your first bulk order. Buyers cover courier charges, and the unit arrives in retail-ready cartons with the artwork you approve.

Production runs 25-35 days once YLD receives the deposit and approved artwork. Peak season orders should be booked earlier, as pump and housing supply tightens near Q4. Sea freight from Shenzhen then adds transit time.

Terms are a deposit plus balance against shipping documents, settled by T/T. YLD reviews letters of credit for repeat importers, and documentation is issued in English. All values are quoted in US dollars.

Customisation covers colour, logo, rating label and carton, and YLD applies your artwork from the first order. Moulded badges and embossed panels are quoted separately when required. Minimum artwork files are AI or PDF.

Both OEM and ODM routes are open from the first order at YLD. Buyers may adapt an existing housing or bring a new design, and engineers review feasibility within a week.

Units are produced to CE and CB for Europe, UKCA for Britain, and ETL with FCC for North America. YLD supplies test reports with each shipment. Food-contact materials meet current standards.

Each unit travels in a foam-lined colour carton, master-carted for pallet or loose loading. YLD confirms the container plan and loading photos before departure. Handle-with-care markings and drop-test data are provided on request.

Cover runs for 12 months against manufacturing defects from the ship date, and YLD resolves claims with parts or credit. Photos and batch codes help assessment, and consumable wear items are excluded.

Service parts such as pumps, seals and carafes are held in stock at YLD, so agents can reorder long after launch. Standard items ship within days. Air or sea options are quoted by weight.

Voltage is standard at 220-240V, 50Hz, and YLD also assembles a 120V, 60Hz version for North America. Plug styles follow the destination market. Fuses and cords are rated to match.

European independents and North American specialty retailers are the largest buyers, with growing interest from Australia. YLD supports importers, distributors and private-label brands in those markets. Retro styling sells well in gift and kitchen channels.

A 20 bar vibration pump sits inside this unit, and YLD tunes the brew path so the group head sees roughly 9 bar. That pressure also drives the steam wand.

The steam wand froths milk for cappuccino, latte and flat white, and YLD ships a stainless tip that resists milk residue. Cleaning after each session keeps foam quality high. A manual is included.

The 220-240V version draws 730-870W and the 120V build is rated 800W, so YLD can match modern domestic circuits. Energy use stays low for a pump-driven machine. Standby draw is negligible.

The stainless body wipes clean with a damp cloth, and YLD recommends a descale cycle every two to three months in hard-water areas. A removable drip tray speeds daily cleaning.

Home use is the core application, yet YLD sees steady demand from small offices, showrooms and bakery counters. For heavier daily volume, a higher-output model is recommended. Advise customers on expected daily cups.

This model pairs retro styling with a stainless steel body, giving it a heavier, more premium feel than plastic housings. YLD keeps the classic silhouette for gift and kitchen retail.

Product photography, specification sheets and A+ ready copy are supplied by YLD so resellers can list the machine quickly. Custom renders are produced on request. Localised copy covers major European languages.

Label review, compliance documentation and load planning come from YLD for importers, while distributors receive territory and pricing guidance. A named contact handles each order. Technical questions are answered within one working day.