6018 Stick Blender OEM Supplier Direct

Food processors, central kitchens and sauce makers buy it for daily puree and emulsion work. YLD positions the 6018 as the workhorse of the 1000W line, supplied with certification for EU and US channels.

Copper windings carry current with less heat build-up than aluminium, so the motor holds its speed under load. YLD uses one motor platform across the series and can supply torque data on request.

Speed is stepless, from a slow fold up to full power, set by pressure on the one-touch switch. A blue LED indicator on the handle shows the band, which YLD added for operators working in dim prep areas.

Standard kit pairing is the blending shaft, a whisk and a 500ml chopper bowl. YLD can quote a larger beaker or an extra blade set as a customised configuration for distributors who ask.

Blades are formed from SUS301 stainless steel in a 2-tip layout. YLD selected this grade for corrosion resistance, which matters when one unit blends tomato, citrus and salted broths in the same shift.

Shaft dimensions suit standard stock pots and 600ml beakers. YLD publishes shaft length and bell diameter so buyers can check fit before committing to a container format or ordering matching beakers.

Remove the shaft with the two release buttons and wash it separately in warm soapy water. YLD recommends a quick rinse straight after use, while residue is still soft, to protect the blade edge.

Any stick blender gets louder as speed and mix viscosity rise. YLD reports the tested decibel figure for the 6018 and can supply a comparison against the lower-wattage models when a tender requires it.

Vented housing and a thermal cut-out protect the motor during long sessions. YLD documents a duty cycle in the manual so production kitchens can plan prep shifts without triggering the safety device mid-batch.

Ordering begins at 500 units per model. YLD allows mixed loading for buyers who want a spread of models, and can advise which configurations and colours are already finished and ready to load.

Evaluation samples ship in 5-7 days and the charge is refunded against the order. YLD recommends a week of real kitchen use, because that exposes shaft balance and heat issues early enough to act on.

Scheduling runs at 25-35 days once the deposit and packaging artwork are approved. YLD builds in a buffer for branded cartons, which often need a second proofing round before the print run is released.

A deposit confirms the order, with the balance payable against shipping documents. YLD sets the terms out in each quotation, and long-standing distributor accounts may agree a different schedule once order volumes are known.

FOB Shenzhen is the standard basis. YLD quotes CIF and DDP on request, which suits buyers who prefer one landed price instead of managing separate freight invoices and port charges.

Branding is added to the housing, rating label, gift box and master carton. YLD approves artwork before production and can send a printed sample so the client sees the colour match first.

ODM is offered alongside OEM branding. YLD's team reviews the brief, proposes housing or switch changes, and quotes tooling with the resulting minimum order before any deposit is taken from the buyer.

Documents include CE and CB with RoHS for the EU, UKCA for the UK, and ETL with FCC for the US. YLD adds a food-contact declaration for the shaft, blades and any bowl supplied.

Every set leaves the factory in a printed colour carton holding the full accessory kit. YLD supplies master carton dimensions and weight so a forwarder can quote without chasing extra data.

Container loading works out at about 4200 sets for a 20GP and 10000 for a 40HQ, using the standard packing. YLD recalculates whenever a buyer changes carton quantity or adds gift packaging to the shipment.

Cover runs for 12 months against manufacturing defects on the motor, shaft and attachments of the 6018. YLD holds spare parts for the series, so a distributor settles claims quickly instead of shipping whole units back to China.