Professional Blender for Smoothies OEM

Smoothie bars load ice and frozen berries straight into the beaker and work the turbo key. YLD fits a stainless blade assembly that keeps its edge under that daily routine.

Ice and frozen blocks break fastest under the multi blade set at the high pattern settings. YLD builds those blades from hardened stainless and tests them on frozen fruit before shipment.

Gym and supplement counters blend protein powder, nut butter and banana into thick shakes. YLD rates the shaft for that load and includes the beaker for single-serve mixing and pouring.

Programmes usually specify 1000W as the baseline, with 500W to 1600W options on the same tooling. YLD matches the wattage to drink thickness and the retail price point. Higher wattage options carry a small price difference.

A rotary dial gives 16 speeds across pattern bands I to IV plus a dedicated turbo key. YLD tunes the range so leafy greens break down before the fruit is added.

Single large smoothies fit the 600ml beaker, and printed volume marks guide recipes. YLD supplies a beaker with every set so cafes can portion consistently across staff. Replacement beakers are stocked for after-sales programmes.

Covering a full drinks menu, the kit holds whisk, milk frother, mincer, multi blade with remover, beaker and holder. YLD assembles the set so one SKU carries the whole station.

Bundles are priced on quantity, attachment mix and packaging style, with tiers shown together. YLD issues FOB Shenzhen quotes and prepares CIF or DDP figures when asked. Attachments can be added or removed from the bundle.

Chains start from 500 units per model, and multi-model trials can ship in a mixed container. YLD keeps trial quantities flexible so new menu concepts can be tested. Forecast volumes decide the tier for later shipments.

Recipe cards, sleeve wraps and printed gift boxes can be added to each retail set. YLD checks artwork, barcodes and label law for the destination market before printing. Print-ready files are shared for buyer approval.

Pilot units ship in 5-7 days, and tasting trials usually test ice crushing, texture and noise. YLD credits that sample cost against the first bulk order placed. Air freight quotes come with the sample offer.

US-bound units carry ETL listing and FCC compliance, plus a food-contact statement for shaft and beaker. YLD also issues CE, CB and UKCA files for other destinations. Test reports are stored per batch for audits.

European stock runs at 220-240V and American stock at 110-120V, each with the correct plug. YLD fixes the version at build, so orders state the destination mix clearly. Plug standards cover EU, UK, US and Australian sockets.

Output is planned at 25-35 days from deposit and approved artwork. YLD confirms the schedule in writing so cold-chain bookings and retail launch dates hold firm. Peak-season slots fill earliest in the summer months.

Cleaning between frozen fruit and dairy orders calls for a warm soapy rinse of shaft and beaker. YLD advises keeping the motor unit dry and prints the routine in the manual.

Heat is managed by a thermal cut-out and vented housing during short repeated bursts. YLD prints a run-and-rest guide for bars working an all-day smoothie menu. That guidance protects motor life in heavy use.

Blades and shafts sit inside a 12-month warranty against manufacturing defects, and replacements ship from stock. YLD handles claims through the distributor with photographs as proof. Distributors keep a small stock of replacement blades.

Spare beakers, blade units, holders and shafts can be ordered on their own at any time. YLD keeps stock so replacements move without a new production run being scheduled. Bulk spare orders are quoted at distributor pricing.

Quotations open on FOB Shenzhen terms, with CIF and DDP priced once the buyer shares a destination port. YLD prepares the term that fits the buyer's own logistics setup. Destination port details decide the CIF or DDP figure.

Include the drink line-up, daily cups served, branding needs and target retail price. YLD answers within one working day with pricing, lead times and packaging options. Volume tiers for each market are set out together.