Double Layer Planetary Kettle for Jam Making and Cooking

Name: Double Layer Planetary Kettle for Jam Making and Cooking
Brand: Shandong Hede Food Machinery Co., Ltd.
SKU: 2117833682

Shandong, ChinaShandong Hede Food Machinery Co., Ltd.

US$2,150.00

1 Piece

US$2,140.00

2+ Pieces

Product profile

Customization

Available

After-sales Service

Online Meeting

Warranty

1year

Model NO.

ZXJ50

Type

Cooker

Voltage

380V

Power

0.55kw

Customized

Heating Typpe

Steam Heating

Material

SUS304

Mixing Speed

25rmp

Thickness of Pot

3mm/3mm

Transport Package

Wooden Case

Specification

50L

Trademark

HEDE

Origin

China

Production Capacity

100PCS/Month

Company profile

Importers and ExportersProduct Certification3D Software Design100% Finished Products Inspection

Shandong Hede Food Machinery Co., Ltd.

Shandong, China

CertifiedBusiness Type: Manufacturer/Factory & Trading Company CertifiedR&D Capacity: ODM Service Available CertifiedCustomization Options: Customization from Designs, Full Customization, etc. CertifiedExport Year: 7 years CertifiedNearest Port: Qingdao PortAverage Response Time: ≤2.73h

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SummaryShandong Hede Food Machinery Co., Ltd. is a food-machinery supplier with over 30 professional workers, one reported production line, and equipment including laser cutting, bending, machining, and stamping machines. It offers flexible customization and reports ISO 9001, QC 080000, and CE certification. The supplier has seven years of export experience, can provide in-stock service, and reports peak- and off-season lead times within 15 workdays. However, documented service-management, complaint-handling, and corrective-action procedures are absent; it has no overseas agents, branches, warehouse, or showroom. No valid manufacturing contract exists with an affiliated subcontractor. Financial credibility cannot be established because the provided financial figures are zero. Evidence of customer cases is limited: it reports recognition by food factories but no cooperation with Fortune 500 companies.

Supplier typeThe supplier is identified as a food-machinery manufacturer located in Shandong, with a business scope covering kitchen equipment, stainless steel products, molds, automobile accessories, and related engineering services. Its stated production equipment and professional workforce support classification as a manufacturer rather than only a trading company.

CertificationsThe supplier reports ISO 9001 and QC 080000 management-system certifications and CE product compliance certification. These certifications provide explicit evidence of relevant quality and product-compliance credentials.

After-Sales capabilityThe supplier reports debugging and equipment installation as overseas service offerings and has participated in FoodPack China 2025. However, it has no overseas agents, branches, warehouse, or showroom, and lacks written procedures or records for service assessment, complaint handling, and corrective/preventive actions, limiting evidence of a structured after-sales system.

Financial creditThe provided 2024 financial data lists zero for operating revenue, operating cost, gross profit, and operating profit. Based strictly on the supplied figures, there is no positive evidence demonstrating operating financial strength.

Production capacityThe supplier reports more than 30 professional workers, equipment including laser cutting, bending, machining, and stamping machines, one production line, in-stock capability, and lead times within 15 workdays in both peak and off seasons. However, no valid contract exists with an affiliated subcontractor, which creates a documented manufacturing-management weakness.

Customization capabilityThe supplier explicitly offers customization from designs, full customization, flexible customization, and minor customization. Its description also claims customized solutions for food factories, providing direct evidence of customization capability.

Client casesThe supplier states that its performance and customized solutions have gained recognition from many food factories, and it reports a repeat-buyer preference of 30%–50%. However, it has no cooperation history with Fortune 500 companies and provides no named customer cases, so the evidence is positive but limited.