Food Processor Blender Wholesale Supplier

Cafes, cloud kitchens, delis and small food factories run it for prep and batch work. YLD supplies the unit to importers serving those channels, and the 600ml beaker keeps single-portion jobs tidy.

A 1000W motor drives the shaft, and YLD can build the same platform between 500W and 1600W when a market needs a lighter or heavier duty rating, so buyers quote one reference across several price points.

Sixteen speeds are selected on the rotary dial plus a turbo key for instant full power. YLD sets the range wide so a kitchen can fold mayonnaise slowly and still break down frozen fruit.

The motor unit, blending shaft, whisk, milk frother, meat mincer, multi blade, blade remover, beaker and holder all travel in one set. YLD packs the full kit under one reference so no attachment is ordered as an afterthought.

Yes, 304 stainless steel is used for the shaft and the blades. YLD chose it because acidic tomato and citrus work stains cheaper metals, and stainless steel rinses clean between recipes in busy service.

The blade set chops vegetables, nuts, herbs and cheese, and it minces meat when the mincer bowl is fitted. YLD rates it for kitchen preparation work rather than continuous factory grinding.

Detach the shaft, whisk, frother and blades and wash them in warm soapy water or a dishwasher. YLD advises wiping the motor unit only and prints the same instruction in the manual and on the carton.

Noise climbs with speed and with the firmness of the mix, so thick nut butters run louder than thin batters. YLD records the tested level per model and shares it with buyers comparing units.

Vents and a thermal cut-out guard the winding, and the housing dissipates heat between jobs. YLD publishes a run-and-rest cycle on the spec sheet for operators blending consecutive batches in food service.

The measuring beaker holds 600ml with printed graduations, which covers dressings, single smoothies and small soup portions. YLD supplies it with the kit so prep and pouring happen in one container.

Orders start at 500 units per model. YLD loads mixed references into one container for a first order, and smaller trial runs can be discussed when stock allows, so importers can test two or three colours before committing to volume.

Sample units leave the factory in five to seven working days and the sample cost is credited against the production order. YLD suggests testing thick soup, bread dough and nut butter first.

YLD schedules a bulk run of 25 to 35 days once the deposit lands and the artwork is approved, with peak-season slots reserved in advance for repeat accounts before Chinese New Year.

A deposit confirms the order and the balance settles against the shipping documents, with terms reviewed for long-standing importers. YLD confirms the exact split in the proforma invoice before production begins.

YLD quotes FOB Shenzhen as the standard term and can price CIF or DDP when a buyer needs the container landed or delivered in their warehouse. Freight quotes are refreshed with each order.

Branding is applied to the housing, rating label, gift box and shipper carton. YLD sends a digital proof for approval and does not release the moulding run until the artwork is signed off.

ODM work is offered from the first order, covering new accessories, carton layouts and colourways. YLD keeps tooling and motor platforms in-house, which shortens the sweep from sketch to shipped production batch.

Goods ship with CE and CB reports for the European Union, UKCA for the United Kingdom, and ETL with FCC for the United States. YLD also issues RoHS declarations and a food-contact statement for the wetted parts.

Eight sets fill one carton measuring 44 by 31.5 by 41.5cm, and a 20GP takes roughly 4,500 sets while a 40HQ holds about 9,200. YLD shares carton weight and volume for freight planning.

The motor, shaft and attachments carry 12 months against manufacturing defects. YLD also stocks blades, bowls, frothers and complete motors so a distributor can resolve claims without air-freighting a whole appliance.