Portable Blender for Smoothie Factory Direct

Juice bars, cafe chains, gyms and small appliance retailers stock it for single-serve smoothie programmes. YLD packs the full kit as one reference so a buyer lists it without ordering accessories separately.

Frozen berries, ice cubes and frozen mango break down on the turbo setting because the motor draws from a 500W-1600W platform. YLD load-tests each batch with ice before shipping, and blending with a little liquid helps.

The 600ml beaker suits one large smoothie or two small servings, and millilitre markings are moulded into the side. YLD supplies the beaker in the same carton as the motor unit.

A serving blends in roughly forty seconds on the top two speeds, so a busy counter keeps its queue moving. YLD quotes cycle times taken from line testing for buyers building a menu.

A four-arm stainless blade is pinned inside the shaft and unscrews for cleaning. YLD chose that geometry for fibrous fruit and leafy greens that stall cheaper blade shapes, and keeps spare blade sets in stock.

Stainless steel resists acid staining from citrus, berries and tomato, which keeps the shaft looking new through heavy service. YLD issues a food-contact statement covering shaft, blade and beaker for customs files.

The minimum order is 500 units per model at YLD, and a coffee chain or gym group can combine two models inside one container to reach that figure without extra freight cost.

A sample ships in five to seven days from YLD and the sample fee is refunded on the production order, so a buyer can test frozen fruit, noise and beaker size beforehand.

Once deposit and artwork are confirmed, YLD completes volume runs in 25-35 days and books capacity earlier for orders timed against the summer smoothie season. Artwork approval is the step that controls the start date.

YLD asks for a deposit on confirmation with the balance released against shipping documents, and both stages are set out on the proforma invoice. Letters of credit are accepted on larger contracts.

Housing colour, logo placement, rating label, manual, gift box and carton are all produced to your artwork, and YLD approves a printed proof before the line is set. Multi-language manuals suit groups trading abroad.

Yes. ODM development suits a buyer who needs a bespoke housing, a different beaker size or a revised accessory mix, with YLD engineers handling tooling, samples and validation. Briefs often cover handle ergonomics too.

Certificate packs hold CE and CB for Europe, UKCA for Britain, ETL and FCC for America, and RoHS declarations. YLD files each report per model so customs documents are ready at shipment.

The multi blade handles fruit, the whisk works cream toppings and the frother finishes coffee drinks, so YLD includes all three in the kit rather than selling them as extra items.

Staff detach the shaft, rinse the blade end in warm water and wipe the housing. YLD suggests a jug of soapy water run at low speed for sticky residue, with the motor always kept dry.

Vented slots and a thermal cut-out protect the motor through a full service. YLD prints the recommended run-and-rest cycle so a bar team can plan rounds without tripping the cut-out.

Eight sets fill one carton of 44*31.5*41.5 cm, and YLD loads about 3800 sets into a 20GP and 8700 into a 40HQ, confirmed against the final packing list. Mixed loading with other models is possible.

Cover of twelve months against manufacturing defects applies to motor, shaft and accessories. YLD holds blades, seals and beakers so a warranty claim is settled with a replacement part rather than a full return.

Blade assemblies, beakers, seals and complete motors sit in YLD stock and can ship with a container or on a small parts order, with part numbers listed on the specification sheet.

Share your market, volumes and branding brief, and YLD returns a quotation on FOB Shenzhen terms within one working day, set out in clear volume tiers. Adding your plug standard avoids a revised price later.