OEM Portable Blender Manufacturer for Importers and Brands

Portable blenders we manufacture

Our portable blender range from the current catalogue covers the e-commerce and gift segments:

• J001 — 380 ml, 100 W. Type-C charging, 1,500 mAh battery, ABS housing with 304 stainless steel 6-blade unit.
• J001H — 380 ml, dual battery. Two 2,000 mAh cells for longer runtime between charges.
• Z08 — 480 ml, glass jar. Borosilicate glass jar, ABS surround, SUS304 blades, dual 2,000 mAh batteries, USB charging.
• A6 — 450 ml, 150 W. Dual 2,000 mAh batteries for stronger blending tasks.
• PB-101 — 300 ml. About 15,500–22,000 rpm depending on battery configuration; compact 89 × 80 × 186.5 mm body, 400 g.
• WT-805 — 350 ml, 50 W. Type-C charging, 1,400 mAh — the entry platform.
• J01 — 450 ml, juicer and ice crusher. 2,000 mAh, Type-C charging.
• Y03 — 500 ml, 150 W. ABS and PCTG jar, 2,400 mAh, Type-C charging — the large-capacity flagship.

Colours across the range: white, blue, pink, black.

What drives buying decisions in this category? Three things. Battery configuration, because it decides the blends-per-charge claim your listing can make. Jar material, because ABS, PCTG and borosilicate glass support different price and story positions. And colour, because portable blenders are bought as much on looks as on power — the white, blue, pink and black set in our catalogue exists because those are the colours that move in e-commerce. Decide these three first, and the platform choice follows quickly.

Portable blender types compared

Type	Typical capacity	Typical power	Fits these channels
Mini USB blender	300–380 ml	50–100 W	E-commerce singles, gifting, promo bundles
Standard rechargeable	450–500 ml	150 W	E-commerce hero products, brand ranges
Glass jar version	450–500 ml	100–150 W	Premium positioning, plastic-free storytelling
Juicer / ice-crusher type	450 ml	80–150 W	Feature-led listings, higher price points

Our catalogue covers all four formats; the table shows where each sits for range planning.

OEM and private label options

• Logo printing on the jar or base
• Custom housing and jar tint colours matched to your reference (standard set: white, blue, pink, black)
• Button and base graphics in your languages
• Battery configuration within the platform (single or dual cell)
• Manual languages per destination market
• Colour box design, insert and marketplace labels
• Battery transport documentation set with each shipment

Blender jars are the visual centrepiece of e-commerce listings — we support custom jar tints and matching colour boxes so the photo story stays consistent. See /oem-odm/ for the process.

Market versions: charging and certification

Market	Mains voltage for charging	Charging port
European Union	220–240 V	USB / Type-C
United Kingdom	230 V	USB / Type-C
United States	120 V	USB / Type-C
Australia / New Zealand	230 V	USB / Type-C

Portable blenders charge from USB adapters, so the product itself is plug-neutral; the market-specific item is the charging adapter if you include one. Rechargeable models ship with lithium battery transport documents in every market. See our market pages for certification and importer document details.

What to check when sourcing portable blenders

1. Battery capacity versus claims. Match the mAh figure to the blends-per-charge claim on your listing — our platforms run 1,400 to 2 × 2,000 mAh.
2. Blade count and material. 304 stainless steel 6-blade units are our standard; blade count drives ice and frozen-fruit performance claims.
3. Jar material. ABS, PCTG and borosilicate glass each tell a different story; glass (Z08) answers plastic concerns but needs careful drop testing.
4. RPM and motor power. PB-101’s 15,500–22,000 rpm range matters for smooth-texture claims; match the spec to your listing language.
5. Charging port. Type-C is the current retail expectation; confirm it across your whole range for consistency.
6. Battery transport documents. Every rechargeable shipment needs UN 38.3 and MSDS paperwork — confirm it is included before comparing prices.
7. Colour set for listings. White, blue, pink and black cover most e-commerce colour stories; custom tints need larger quantities — ask us for model-specific data.

From enquiry to shipment

Step	Content	Your action
1. Enquiry	Model or capacity, market, quantity, customisation	Send via /contact/
2. Quotation	Itemised price, specification sheet	Compare on the same basis
3. Sampling	Production-intent sample with printed box	Approve or comment
4. Production	Assembly, battery testing, in-line inspection	Optional third-party inspection
5. Pre-shipment inspection	Sampling against the agreed plan	Witness or delegate
6. Shipment	Export packing, battery documents, container loading	Receive document set

Ask us for model-specific data: kendra@denocook.com · OEM & ODM details: /oem-odm/ · Quality system: /quality/

Frequently asked questions

What portable blender models do you manufacture?

Our catalogue lists eight models: J001 (380 ml, 100 W, 1,500 mAh, Type-C), J001H (380 ml, dual 2,000 mAh batteries), Z08 (480 ml with a borosilicate glass jar), A6 (450 ml, 150 W), PB-101 (300 ml, about 15,500–22,000 rpm), WT-805 (350 ml, 50 W, 1,400 mAh), J01 (450 ml juicer and ice crusher, 2,000 mAh) and Y03 (500 ml, 150 W, 2,400 mAh). Most use ABS housings with 304 stainless steel 6-blade units, in white, blue, pink and black.

Which battery capacity should I choose?

Battery capacity drives both retail claims and shipping paperwork. Our models run from 1,400–1,500 mAh for light single-serve use up to 2 × 2,000 mAh dual-battery versions for heavier programmes, and the Y03 carries 2,400 mAh. Charging is via USB or Type-C across the range. Tell us how many blends per charge your listing should claim, and we will match the platform.

Are there glass jar versions?

Yes. The Z08 model uses a borosilicate glass jar with ABS surround and SUS304 blades — a premium positioning that answers the plastic-contact concern some buyers have. Glass changes the packaging design and drop-test requirements, so we recommend approving the glass version's packaging carefully at the sampling stage. Ask us for model-specific data on the glass option.

What battery documents are needed for export?

Rechargeable portable blenders contain lithium batteries, so shipments need battery transport documentation — typically a UN 38.3 test summary and an MSDS — and correct marking per transport mode. We prepare this paperwork with each shipment. See our comparison of rechargeable and USB-plug-in hand warmers for a related explanation of the same rules, and ask us for model-specific data.

What is the MOQ for private label portable blenders?

Portable blenders are compact, so programmes scale efficiently. MOQ depends on the model and customisation level — logo print on a standard colour starts lower than a full brand-colour and packaging programme. Ask us for model-specific data with your target model, market and quantity, and we will confirm the MOQ in the quotation.

Can the colour and packaging be customised?

Yes. Our standard colour set is white, blue, pink and black, and custom colours are matched to your reference at sampling. We customise the logo, colour box, insert, barcode and marketplace labels, and we prepare multilingual manuals. For e-commerce programmes, the box design can carry your listing imagery so the unboxing matches what customers saw online.

Which blender suits e-commerce bundles?

The 300–380 ml models (PB-101, WT-805, J001) keep shipping weight and box size low, which protects fulfilment margins on single-unit sales. For bundle programmes, the J01 with juicer and ice-crusher functions or the glass-jar Z08 creates a higher-priced hero item. Send us your channel and price segment and we will propose the mix.

How do I get a quotation and a sample?

Send the model or capacity, your target market, quantity and branding needs to kendra@denocook.com or via the contact page. We reply with an itemised quotation, a specification sheet and a sample plan, including a production-intent sample with your printed colour box and the battery documentation set.