80RPM 150W Masticating Slow Juicer with 75mm Feeding Chute
A low-speed masticating juicer that extracts juice from fruits and vegetables with minimal oxidation, available for OEM and ODM manufacturing.
View productSlow Juicer Manufacturer Program
OEM and ODM slow juicer manufacturing program anchored on the 80 RPM 150 W masticating juicer with a 75 mm feeding chute, with speed, chute, parts and finish specified per account for health-retail, e-commerce and housewares import buyers in Europe and North America.
What slows down slow juicer wholesale deals
Health-retail brands, e-commerce sellers and housewares importers sourcing masticating juicers share one frustration: the quoted unit's extraction principle is buried in marketing copy, the feeding chute is smaller than the photo suggests, and "easy to clean" turns out to be a claim without a verified parts list. A slow juicer's entire value story is the low-speed extraction — if the shipped machine cannot back that story, the listing, the shelf talker and the returns all disagree with each other.
The business impact for the buyer: an extraction claim the product cannot support becomes listing corrections and rating damage, while chute or parts changes after the PO become paid re-tooling.
How our slow juicer manufacturer program solves this
The program is anchored on a verified base unit: the 80 RPM 150 W masticating slow juicer with a 75 mm feeding chute (full specification on the linked product page). The low-speed auger extracts juice from fruits and vegetables with minimal oxidation, and the wide chute plus easy-clean parts are the properties wholesale buyers verify first — all documented on the base unit.
80 RPM auger150 W motor75 mm chuteEasy-clean parts
- Extraction-true base spec: speed, power, chute diameter and parts are fixed in the build sheet before tooling, so the slow-juice story matches the shipped machine.
- Cleaning claim verified on sample: the easy-clean parts list is confirmed in the sample round, with QC continuing through production and final inspection.
- Finish and packaging per account: one base specification serves multiple accounts with per-account finishes and retail boxes.
Value to the buyer: a juicer whose extraction principle, chute and parts are published and checkable before you commit — so your slow-juice positioning survives contact with the actual product.
Slow juicer manufacturer programs in practice
The following program examples show how the OEM process handles masticating slow juicer requirements on this site's verified base unit. Buyer identities are anonymized and no sales-outcome figures are claimed; every product figure traces to the published specification record.
Program A — Health-retail brand, low-speed extraction claim
Who: a health-retail brand building a juicing range. What: the 80 RPM 150 W masticating slow juicer with 75 mm feeding chute. Solved: the low-speed auger and wide chute were confirmed as the two shelf-facing properties before the build sheet. Before: the brand had quoted a centrifugal model, contradicting its slow-juice positioning. Now: 80 RPM masticating extraction and the 75 mm chute are in the base specification. Data source: speed (80 RPM), power (150 W) and chute diameter (75 mm) come from the linked product specification record.
Source type: OEM program structure example based on the published product specification record.
Program B — North American e-commerce brand, easy-clean listing
Who: an e-commerce brand launching a juicing listing. What: the same base unit with branded finish. Solved: easy-clean parts were sample-verified before bulk so the listing's cleaning claim matched the shipped product. Before: the brand risked a cleaning claim it could not evidence. Now: the cleaning claim rests on the documented easy-clean parts. Data source: easy-clean parts and the low-speed extraction principle are documented on the product page.
Source type: OEM program structure example based on the documented sample development workflow.
Program C — European housewares importer, one spec two finishes
Who: a housewares importer serving European accounts. What: one masticating base spec shipped in two finishes with market-specific boxes. Solved: finish and packaging were set per account while one base specification covered both orders. Before: the importer carried two juicer lines with uncoordinated specs. Now: one 80 RPM base specification with per-account finishes. Data source: the single-spec base unit and the Europe-and-North-America export focus are documented on this site.
Source type: OEM program structure example based on the documented export focus and single-spec base unit.
Find your program starting point
Suggested starting specification
- 80 RPM low-speed auger
- 75 mm feeding chute
- Minimal-oxidation slow juice claim
Final specification is confirmed in the build sheet after requirement review.
Program feedback from wholesale buyers
Feedback below is drawn from OEM program records for the juicer category. Identities are anonymized; each entry states its source type so you can verify what is checkable.
★★★★★
“Our health-retail positioning depends on the slow-juice story being real. The 80 RPM auger in the shipped cartons matched the published spec, and the wide chute handled the whole-fruit demonstration our stores run. The sample round for the second finish could have been tighter.”
★★★★☆
“We needed the easy-clean claim in our listing to hold up in reviews. The parts list was verified on the sample before bulk, so the cleaning claim matched what customers actually received. Production lead-time reporting is the area I watch.”
★★★★☆
“As an importer we ran one 80 RPM base spec in two finishes for two accounts. One inspection checklist covered both, and the spec sheet finally matched the retail boxes on every order. I would ask for chute-size options earlier in the planning.”
Quality assurance and compliance documents
Quality control runs through production and final inspection for slow juicer programs, so shipments leave the factory to the agreed build specification. This is the documented QC practice for OEM and ODM programs on this site.
- In-production QC during assembly and final inspection before shipment.
- Specification-based acceptance against the agreed build sheet (speed, power, chute, parts, finish, packaging).
On certifications: this page does not claim certification marks on your behalf. For your target market in Europe or North America, request the applicable test reports and compliance documents through the inquiry form; we confirm which documents apply to the agreed build specification.
Who manufactures this program
Guangdong Zhiyue Electric Co., Ltd. is an OEM and ODM manufacturer of kitchen appliances and small home appliances serving buyers in Europe and North America.
- Product coverage: 24 active models across kitchen appliances and small home appliances, including juicers, blenders, air fryers, kettles, coffee makers, rice cookers, vacuums, humidifiers and fans — all published on this site.
- Program capability: end-to-end OEM/ODM support from requirement review and sample development through production, quality control and export delivery.
- Export markets: Europe and North America are the documented target markets.
On factory data: founded year, plant size and annual capacity figures are not published on this page. A detailed factory profile and capacity data are available on request through the inquiry form.
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Slow juicer manufacturer program FAQ
Is the 80 RPM low-speed auger standard on this base unit?
Yes. The published specification includes an 80 RPM masticating auger, 150 W motor and 75 mm feeding chute; finish and branding are customized.
Can the chute size or parts set be customized?
Chute, parts and finish are build-sheet items; the base unit's verified values are documented on the linked product page and changes are specified before tooling.
What quality checks apply before shipment?
In-production QC during assembly and a final inspection before shipment, both against the agreed build specification.
Which channels does this program suit?
Health-retail, e-commerce and housewares import accounts in Europe and North America; packaging and branding are specified per channel.
How do we request compliance documents?
Submit the request through the inquiry form; we confirm which reports apply to the agreed build specification rather than claiming certifications on this page.
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