Two Speed Hand Blender Wholesale Supplier

It is the opening model in the CX series, aimed at buyers who need a dependable 500W hand blender at the lowest sensible cost. YLD positions it as the volume seller, while the CX-5514 carries higher-spec features. Importers typically list it as the entry SKU and use it to win shelf space before adding premium lines.

TURBO is held back for the CX-5514 so that the two models stay clearly separated in a catalogue. On the CX-5512 the 500W DC motor already reaches 15,000 RPM across eight speeds, which covers everyday blending. YLD keeps this unit free of TURBO to simplify the control board and hold the price down for high-volume buyers.

The shaft is 304 stainless steel and unscrews from the motor body with a quarter turn. It should be rinsed by hand under warm water between uses. YLD keeps the part detachable so it is easy to stock and replace. That also lets distribution partners ship a shaft on its own instead of handling a full-unit return.

One button switches the motor on and off; the second steps through the eight speeds. A blue LED confirms that the unit is live, and the digital panel shows the current setting. There is no hidden menu and no TURBO key, so counter staff and shoppers understand it at once. YLD chose this layout to cut support calls after retail launch.

Yes. The CX-5512 uses the same Universal Coupling as the rest of the range, so whisk, chopper, frother and beaker can be added at any point. The unit ships with the blending shaft only, which keeps the opening order lean. YLD designed this upgrade path so a distributor can grow the attachment business after the base model is already on the shelf.

A DC motor holds torque more steadily when a mixture thickens, so it slows less under load than a simple AC unit. The CX-5512 pairs a 500W DC motor with a 15,000 RPM ceiling and eight speeds. For importers the practical result is more consistent blending in soups and batters. YLD builds to this spec to reduce the stopped-in-thick-food complaints that drive returns.

The CX-5512 can be built for 220-240V or 110-120V, at 50 or 60Hz, so it suits Europe as well as North America. Buyers should state the target market on the purchase order, because the motor winding and plug differ. YLD confirms the correct variant and the matching certification pack before production starts.

Air-freight samples or a small trial run let a distributor test listings and pricing before the full MOQ. The 1,000-piece minimum applies to production per model, so a trial unit order sits outside it. YLD can supply sample units and the images and copy needed for a soft launch, then scale once sell-through data looks healthy.

It is the value tier: a 500W DC blender with a digital display and the shared accessory coupling at the lowest entry point. The CX-5514 sits above it with TURBO and more add-ons. Stocking both lets a retailer cover a good-better-best ladder in one branded block. YLD supports this with consistent styling across the two models.

YLD provides white-background front, side and angled shots, an attachment-layout image, a motor cutaway and a kitchen scene. These cover the standard A+ modules and marketplace galleries. Buyers can also request the digital-display close-up and the accessory callouts. If a private label wants its own logo on the images, YLD arranges that at the artwork stage.

Colour box text and instruction manuals can be produced in the languages the buyer needs, including the main European sets. Retailers in Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands and the Nordics often request multi-language packs. YLD confirms the final language list during artwork approval so the print run is right the first time.

The shaft unscrews, so it can be ordered as a standalone spare and kept on the shelf without tying up capital in full units. YLD can include shafts in a mixed order so distributors cover the most common failure point. That approach suits markets where service speed matters more than sending a whole blender back.

A buyer shares the target market, colour and branding, and YLD prepares sample units for approval. The brand, logo, display-panel sticker, rating plate and packaging can all be adjusted. Sample lead time is confirmed case by case. Once the sample is signed off, production artwork is locked and the order moves to the deposit stage.

Production takes 25 to 35 days after the deposit and final artwork are confirmed. Payment is a deposit with the balance due against the bill of lading copy. Shipping is FOB Shenzhen by default, with CIF or DDP available on request. YLD shares a production schedule so buyers can plan listing dates and inbound freight slots.

The minimum of 1,000 pieces applies per model, so it cannot be split across different SKUs to reach the figure. A distributor wanting CX-5512 and CX-5514 would order 1,000 of each. YLD can, however, combine spare parts such as shafts into the same shipment, which keeps the logistics simple for mixed ranges.

The CX-5512 is certified to CE, GS and RoHS, though the exact set depends on the destination market. YLD releases the relevant declarations and test reports with the order so customs clearance runs smoothly. Where a market needs other marks, YLD can arrange testing on request rather than claiming those approvals in advance.

The lightest option is a change of colour, logo and the display-panel sticker and rating plate, leaving the internal assembly untouched. That avoids new tooling and keeps the unit close to the standard build. YLD handles artwork, proofs and packaging print in one pass so a house brand can launch without a full redesign.

The eight speeds and 500W motor let it work soft fruit, vegetables and porridge down to a smooth texture for weaning. Parents control the consistency by choosing a lower setting. The detachable 304 steel shaft is easy to rinse between batches, which matters for hygiene. YLD sees steady demand for this model from baby and nursery categories.

The DC motor keeps its speed when a soup thickens, so it blends evenly without stalling the way cheaper AC units can. With 0-8 digital control, a cook can run a fine puree or a coarser sauce from the same wand. YLD supplies this model for exactly that daily kitchen duty in home and light commercial settings.

The 12-month cover applies to manufacturing defects. A distributor reports the fault with photos or video, and YLD ships the replacement part, often the shaft or whisk assembly, with the next order. That keeps freight low. Units are not usually returned to the factory unless the fault points to a batch problem that needs investigating.