Hand Blender for Sauces and Puree Factory

Sauces, soups and purees are the core tasks, blended directly in the pan or jug. YLD designed the HB004 shaft length and blade geometry so a smooth texture is reached quickly without moving food to a countertop machine.

500W suits cafes, bakeries and home kitchens blending several litres a day. YLD recommends stepping up to a 1000W model where a unit runs continuously through service, and keeps both ratings in the same range.

Eight settings are offered on this model, chosen with the speed control and boosted by the turbo button. YLD spread the range so delicate emulsions stay stable while thicker purees still break down fully.

The blade pulls ingredients toward the centre of the shaft from several directions, which reduces the vortex that pushes food to the pan edge. YLD fits this blade to the HB004 for faster, more even purees.

The shield surrounds the blade so liquid stays inside a shallow pan or jug during blending. YLD includes it on this model because sauce work happens in wide, low vessels where splashing is most visible.

The shaft is stainless steel and the housing is a food-grade plastic, giving a light unit that resists staining from acidic sauces. YLD keeps the metal parts replaceable so a worn shaft does not scrap the motor.

A single set weighs about 1.5 kg and fits a carton of 22.5 x 13 x 12.5 cm, which suits retail shelves and e-commerce parcels. YLD shares carton data so courier and pallet costs can be modelled early.

Blending in the pan is the intended use. YLD sets the shaft length to keep the motor clear of rising steam, and the manual suggests holding the unit upright and starting on a low setting.

The handle is shaped for a relaxed grip, and the unit is light enough to hold through a long sauce reduction. YLD tested the handle with wet hands so it stays steady during kitchen work.

CE, CB and RoHS documentation covers the European version, UKCA is offered for Britain, and ETL with FCC can be arranged for North America. YLD issues the files per model and destination.

The minimum is 500 units per model. YLD accepts mixed containers, so an importer can combine this puree model with other hand blenders from the same factory in a single shipment.

YLD ships samples in 5-7 days and credits the fee against the production order. Buyers usually test puree texture, splash control and grip comfort, since those are the points this model is judged on.

Volume orders are produced in 25-35 days after deposit and artwork approval. YLD confirms the schedule in writing so buyers can plan container bookings and retail launch dates with confidence.

FOB Shenzhen is the standard term, with CIF and DDP quoted on request. Payment works on a deposit with the balance against shipping documents, and YLD states both clearly on the proforma invoice.

Housing colour, logo, rating label, gift box and carton can all carry your identity. YLD reviews artwork before production, and colour matching is approved on a physical sample rather than on a screen.

Detach the shaft and wash it in warm soapy water, or blend clean water in a jug for a quick rinse. YLD advises keeping the motor housing away from water and lists full cleaning steps in the manual.

OEM labelling is open from the first order, and ODM work can modify the blade, shaft length or packaging. YLD keeps existing tooling for the platform, which keeps development cost low for medium volume buyers.

Shafts, blades, seals and switch assemblies are held by YLD as service items. Keeping those parts available means a distributor resolves a fault locally instead of returning a complete blender to China.

The motor and shaft carry a 12-month warranty from YLD against manufacturing defects. YLD settles valid claims through the distributor with replacement parts or units, and records every claim to track field quality.

Tell YLD the market, the models you are comparing and the volume you expect. A quotation is returned within one working day, showing unit cost, packing specification and certification cost as separate lines.