Product overview
Durable mixing heads and blender spare parts engineered for
commercial and consumer kitchen equipment. This OEM/ODM offering
combines stainless-steel construction with optional food-grade
silicone coatings to deliver sanitary, long-lasting contact
surfaces for high-use appliances. Production supports custom
tooling and secondary operations so parts can be tailored to your
design and performance requirements.
Key parameters & technical specs
Materials: stainless steel and other metals plus food-grade silicone options;
also supports various metals and plastics per customer needs.
Manufacturing processes: CNC turning & milling, wire EDM, die casting and related secondary
work (deburring, drilling, etc.).
Tolerance & finishing: custom to customer drawings; surface treatments and polishing
available on request.
MOQ (minimum order quantity): from 10 pieces, suitable for prototypes and small production runs.
File formats accepted for quoting: PDF, DWG, STEP, IGES.
Typical lead times: example ranges shown on the supplier page — 16 days for small
quantities (1–3,000 pcs) and ~30 days for larger small/medium runs;
delivery estimates vary with complexity.
Equipment used: branded CNC and precision machines (examples listed: HAAS,
Citizen, Tsugami, Miyano).
Quality & compliance: supplier lists ISO9001:2015 and ISO13485:2016 certifications.
Pricing (indicative tiers shown on the listing): about US$0.60 per piece at large medium-volume tiers and US$0.30
at very high volumes — final pricing depends on design, material
and order quantity; request a formal quote.
Main selling points
Food-safe contact surfaces: stainless steel core with food-grade silicone options for sanitary
handling and soft contact.
Low MOQ & rapid prototyping: orders accepted from 10 pieces make this a good fit for product
development, small brands and pilot production runs.
Precision manufacturing: wire-EDM and CNC machining enable complex geometries and tight
tolerances.
Traceable quality management: ISO certifications and formal QA processes support regulated
markets and repeatable production.
OEM/ODM flexibility: accepts customer drawings and provides tooling/DFM support for
custom designs.
Typical application scenarios
Replacement or upgrade mixing heads for commercial and domestic
blenders.
Custom OEM components for food-service equipment (juicers,
high-speed mixers, beverage dispensers).
Aftermarket & spare-parts programs for appliance manufacturers and
repair services.
Prototype and small-batch production for startups designing new
kitchen appliances. (All production and specification details
should be confirmed with the supplier.)
Future trends & why this matters
Food safety first: demand is rising for materials and finishes that meet hygiene
standards (e.g., food-grade silicones and corrosion-resistant
stainless alloys).
Shorter product cycles & low-volume production: more appliance brands need low-MOQ, high-quality partners to
iterate designs quickly.
Precision & hybrid manufacturing: combining wire-EDM, CNC and die casting enables lighter, more
complex parts that reduce assembly steps and cost at scale.
FAQ
Q — What’s the minimum order quantity?
A — The listing shows MOQs starting at 10 pieces, making it suitable for prototypes and small series.
Q — What file formats do you accept for quotes?
A — Common CAD formats accepted: PDF, DWG, STEP, IGES.
Q — How long will production take?
A — Example lead times on the page show about 16 days for small runs (1–3,000 pcs) and ~30 days for larger small/medium runs — final timing depends on tooling,
finishing and volume.
Q — Are the materials food-safe?
A — The product specifically offers stainless steel construction
and food-grade silicone options for safe food contact. Confirm
material certificates and test reports with the supplier.
Q — What are the payment terms?
A — The listing shows common payment terms such as a 70% deposit, but negotiate terms directly with the manufacturer.
Q — Do you provide samples?
A — Sampling is typically available — request sample pricing and
shipping details when you submit your RFQ.
How to request a quote
To get a firm price and lead time, upload your part drawing
(STEP/IGES/DWG/PDF), list required tolerances and surface finish,
and indicate your desired annual volume. Ask for a DFM review and
sample before placing a production order.
