Food Processor Blender Set OEM Supplier

Blending, whisking and frothing come together in one box, with mincing and chopping added through the blade bowl. Buyers stocking YLD sets list three appliances on one SKU instead of three separate pages.

Rated power sits at 1000W, and the same housing accepts motors from 500W up to 1600W. Importers order one model per voltage band, and YLD confirms the rating label before tooling starts.

Seven pieces travel in the carton: blending shaft, whisk, milk frother, meat mincer, multi blade, blade remover and a 600ml beaker with holder. YLD ships the whole kit as one reference.

It is part of the standard set rather than an add-on. YLD keeps mincer bowls and blades in stock so a distributor can replace worn parts without waiting for a new moulding cycle.

Oat, soy and almond drinks froth well at the middle speeds, while barista blends need the turbo key. Catering buyers who trial YLD frothers usually compare foam stability against their existing stick whips.

Cream, egg whites, pancake batter and light sauces come together quickly. Kitchens buying YLD sets use the whisk for pastry work so the blender shaft stays free for soups and purees.

A turbo key sits above the dial and delivers full power while held. YLD fits it because frozen fruit and ice crush far faster than at the top dial setting alone.

Europe, the UK, North America, Australia and South Africa all take it, and Middle East importers order the 220-240V build with Gulf plugs. YLD prepares market documents for each destination.

Shafts, blades, bowls, frothers and complete motors are held for repeat accounts. YLD ships spares inside the next production container so freight cost stays low for the importer rather than as a separate air shipment.

220-240V and 110-120V builds are both produced, with EU, UK, US, AU, Brazilian and South African plugs. Voltage is locked at production, so YLD asks for the destination split before the line starts.

Reach out with your target market, planned volumes and branding needs, and a priced offer follows within one working day. YLD sets the tiers out per model so the landed cost is easy to compare.

Mixed container loading, spare-part kits and a market certification pack form the distributor package. YLD reserves capacity for programme accounts so repeat orders are not queued behind spot buyers at peak season.

Every order is released with certificate packs, specification sheets, product photography and carton dimensions. YLD supplies the file set to importers for customs, retail listing and marketplace submissions before the container sails.

Tooling changes are possible, including housing texture, accent colours and a different bowl size. YLD reviews the drawing, quotes the mould cost and keeps that tool exclusively for the buyer where volumes support it.

Gift boxes carry the printed design, and eight of them sit inside one shipper carton. Artwork, barcodes, language panels and warning text are set by YLD to the buyer's market rules.

The published minimum is 500 units per model, so a pilot order at that level is standard. YLD reviews smaller trial quantities case by case, usually when stock already sits in the warehouse.

Two or three units can be sent for evaluation, and the cost is refunded once a production order is placed. YLD normally ships samples in five to seven working days by express courier.

Every reference is filed separately for CE, CB, UKCA, ETL and FCC, with RoHS and food-contact statements alongside. YLD issues the paperwork in the buyer's company name on request for customs clearance.

A 12-month warranty runs against manufacturing defects, and claims are settled with replacement parts or credit. YLD asks for batch codes and photos so the factory can trace the fault quickly.

Pricing is banded by quantity, with separate rates for 500, 1,000, 3,000 and full-container volumes. YLD shows every tier side by side in the quotation so buyers can model their margin.