Cooking Robot Model Comparison for OEM and Private Label
Compare six household countertop cooking robots by LCD or smart screen, jug capacity, power, accessories and the customization your brand needs.
Read the guideRESOURCES / A GOOD START
Kitchen appliance sourcing resources
Model differences, customization quantities and sample ordering.
OEM & ODM
How do OEM and ODM differ, and which should I choose?
OEM and ODM differences, minimum order quantities and production lead times.
Product selection
How do KC1-B, KC1-D, KC5, KC7, KC8 and KC9 differ?
Screen types, jug capacities and internet requirements for six cooking robot models.
Compare model specifications
Compare model specifications, cooking functions and accessories.
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| Cooking robots | KC1-B | KC1-D | KC5 | KC7 | KC8 | KC9 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blender jug | 3.5 L physical capacity / 3 L recommended maximum fill | 3.5 L physical capacity / 3 L recommended maximum fill | 3.5 L physical capacity / 3 L recommended maximum fill | 6.5 L physical capacity / 6 L recommended maximum fill | 2 L | 2 L / 3 L |
| Display | 7-inch TFT Android display | LCD display | 7-inch TFT Android display | 10.1-inch TFT Android display | LCD display | 5.5-inch smart display |
| Cooking modes | 15 | 10 | 15 | 15 | 10 | Request model information |
| Power supply | Separate 100-120 V or 220-240 V AC versions, 50/60 Hz; each unit supports one voltage range. | Request model information | Separate 100-120 V or 220-240 V AC versions, 50/60 Hz; each unit supports one voltage range. | Separate 100-120 V or 220-240 V AC versions, 50/60 Hz; each unit supports one voltage range. | Separate 100-120 V or 220-240 V AC versions, 50/60 Hz; each unit supports one voltage range. | Separate 100-120 V or 220-240 V AC versions, 50/60 Hz; each unit supports one voltage range. |
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Logo or startup-logo customization starts at 10 units. Custom cartons start at 100 pieces. New product development starts at 300 units.
Customization options and minimum ordersSourcing essentials
What information do you need for an accurate quotation?
The model, quantity, customization and shipping details needed for a quotation.
PRODUCT DOCUMENTATION
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Cooking-robot procurement guides
Practical guidance for comparing quotations, planning orders, developing products and managing distribution.
Product selection
Procurement and development
Private Label Cooking Robot Costs: Compare the Full Order
Compare the retail kit, branding, packaging and any software or development work in a private label cooking robot quotation.
Read the guideCooking Robot MOQ: Logo, Packaging and First-Order Quantities
Review Kanench's 10-unit logo, 100-piece carton and 300-unit new-development minimums, then compare the cash and stock commitment of your first order.
Read the guideCustom Cooking Robot Branding: Why a Molded Logo Is More Than an Artwork Change
A small visual change can alter molded geometry. Distinguish printing from tooling and production work before comparing customization prices.
Read the guideCooking Robot Sourcing: Compare Factory and Trading Company Quotes
A lower factory-direct cooking robot price is not yet a sourcing saving. Compare the work each quote includes and the cost of taking that work back.
Read the guideCooking Robot Samples: From Approval to Bulk Inspection
Choose the sample model, confirm the branded configuration and define the checks that connect sample approval to cooking robot bulk inspection.
Read the guideCooking Robot Landed Cost: Recoverable Import VAT Can Still Tie Up Cash
For an importer entitled to recover import VAT, the amount paid to release stock can exceed the stock’s final cost.
Read the guideCooking Robot OEM vs ODM: Private Label or Custom Development
Compare our existing-platform and drawing-led service routes. Logo customization starts at 10 units; new product development starts at 300. Packaging has a separate minimum.
Read the guideWhat to Send for an Accurate Cooking Robot Quotation
Prepare the model, quantity, voltage, branding, software requirements and destination for a cooking robot sample or bulk-order quotation.
Read the guideCooking Robot Certificates: Does the Test Report Cover the Model You Will Import?
How to read a CB report, CE paperwork and RoHS results for a cooking robot, and which private-label changes put that coverage at risk.
Read the guideVoltage and Plug Versions for Cooking Robots: One Market, One Electrical Version
Choose the appropriate rated electrical version for the cooking robots in this catalogue. How to pick the 100–120 V or 220–240 V version and the plug for each market you sell into.
Read the guideLocalizing Private-Label Boxes and Manuals: Translate Last, Check Against the Rating Plate
Box, manual, rating plate and declaration of conformity are one set. The order of work that keeps them consistent, and the side-by-side check before you approve artwork.
Read the guideUnited States market
Exclusive Distribution: A Purchase Target Can Be Met Without Selling the Stock
Distinguish purchases from customer sales before committing to a volume target in an exclusive cooking robot distribution agreement.
Read the guideA US Plug Does Not Make a Cooking Robot a 120V Model
Use the appliance’s rated electrical input to distinguish a US-market cooking robot from a different-voltage machine fitted with an adapter.
Read the guideCooking Robot Distribution: Consignment vs Wholesale Cash Flow
A larger consignment payout per cooking robot does not guarantee earlier cash recovery. Compare paid units and settlement dates against a firm wholesale order.
Read the guideWork Back from the Selling Price You Expect to Realize, Not the List Price
An expected markdown lowers the maximum buying cost compatible with a target gross margin, even when the advertised retail price stays the same.
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