Cold Press Juicer Manufacturer in China — OEM Cold Press Juicer Factory

Guilin Prime Household Products Co., LTD (brand Prime Household) is a cold press juicer manufacturer in China that builds vertical and horizontal slow-juicing models on its own production lines in Guilin, Guangxi. We are a factory-direct OEM and ODM supplier — not a trading desk — offering low MOQs, full private-label customisation and certification matched to each export market.

Why source cold press juicers factory-direct from China

China still makes the majority of the world’s countertop juicing appliances, and for a retailer, importer or private-label brand the question is rarely whether to source here — it is whether to buy through a layer of intermediaries or straight from the line. Going factory-direct strips out the trading-house markup and, more importantly, the information gap that comes with it. When you order from the plant that cuts the moulds and screws the augers together, the price you see maps to a real bill of materials, and the people answering your technical questions are the ones who can actually change the product.

What a trading company quietly costs you

An agent resells another factory’s output and rarely names the maker, which leaves you guessing about who built the unit, where the tooling sits and who is accountable when a batch goes wrong. Buy direct and that fog clears: the tooling you fund stays on our floor, a revision request reaches the engineer the same day, and the margin you were paying an intermediary stays in your own landed cost. For a buyer comparing landed prices line by line, that is the difference between a defensible cost and a padded one.

One factory, one container, one standard

Cold press juicers seldom fill a container on their own, and splitting a purchase order across several vendors multiplies your paperwork, freight bookings and inspection points. Because Prime Household runs a broad household and kitchen-appliance programme out of the same Guilin plant, you can load slow juicers alongside other lines under a single set of commercial terms and a single quality bar. Start with our live cold press juicer catalogue to see the formats in production, then build the rest of the container from the same partner.

Cold press juicer types and build options we manufacture

“Cold press juicer” is a category, not a single SKU, and the build you want depends on the shelf it is going on and the price you need to land at. We tool and assemble both main slow-juicing layouts in-house, so instead of being handed one fixed model you choose the orientation, capacity tier and finish that match your buyer. Tell us the price point and the market, and we will steer the specification rather than over-build the bill of materials.

Vertical versus horizontal masticating

Vertical masticating juicers stand upright on a small countertop footprint and feed produce down through a top chute — the natural pick for the volume retail buyer who wants a compact, easy unit at a sharp price. Horizontal masticating designs lay the auger flat and tend to handle leafy greens and firmer produce well, which suits a step-up or speciality SKU. Both are genuine slow juicers, not high-speed spinners, so the first thing a quote needs from you is simply which layout fits the customer.

The low-speed auger, yield and quiet running

The auger is what makes a juicer “cold press.” It is a slow-turning screw — roughly 40–80 RPM — that presses fruit and vegetables against a fine screen instead of shredding them at speed. That pressing action is exactly why the category is prized for high yield and quiet operation, the two attributes an end user and a product reviewer will both judge it on. We pair the motor, gearing and auger to each format so the unit presses steadily under load and stays quiet rather than labouring.

Pulp separation, finishes and multi-region power

Each model separates pulp from juice as it works, sending dry pulp out its own spout so the juice pours clear and the chamber empties quickly between batches. Food-contact chambers, augers and screens are specified for the duty they perform, and housing colours and finishes are set to match your retail positioning. A single 100–240V design lets one model serve several destinations at once, fitted with the right plug standard, cord and printed manual per market — a real advantage when one SKU has to cover a multi-country listing.

Inside our cold press juicer manufacturing and quality control

On a slow juicer, the carton tells you nothing about quality — that is settled upstream in the tooling room and on the line. As an actual factory rather than a reseller, we own the steps that decide whether one unit matches the next, and we check them as the product is built, all inside an ISO 9001 quality system in a plant that has been making appliances since the early 2010s. That track record is what lets us hold one result across an order of tens of thousands of units.

Tooling, motor and auger

It begins with in-house moulds and assembly, so chamber tolerances, auger seating and screen fit follow the design rather than drifting through a sub-contractor we do not control. The motor and auger are matched as a drivetrain so the screw turns at the intended low speed even under a full load of dense produce, and the gearing is sized to press, not stall. Getting that pairing right is what separates a juicer that runs smoothly for years from one that strains and overheats.

Food-contact materials and in-line checks

The parts that touch produce — chamber, auger and pulp screen — are selected for that food-contact duty, and for markets that require it the relevant compliance is matched to the order. Components are inspected as they are fitted, so a fault is caught at the station that created it rather than discovered three steps down the line where it is far more expensive to unwind. That station-by-station discipline is the quiet reason large runs stay consistent.

Pre-shipment electrical-safety and function test

No cold press juicer leaves Guilin on trust. Every production run passes a pre-shipment electrical-safety and function test that confirms the motor, controls and the pressing action all behave before the goods are packed and palletised. With more than 100,000 units a month of capacity, that test gate is precisely what keeps a high-volume order uniform from the first carton to the last — and it is what an importer feels the day the container is opened at the far end.

OEM and private-label cold press juicers

Very few of our partners want an unbranded box with someone else’s identity on it — they want a juicer that reads as their own from the outer carton inward. As a factory-direct maker running full OEM, ODM and private-label programmes, we turn a proven cold-press platform into a branded line without asking you to fund a factory of your own. You supply the brand and the market read; we supply the tooling, the line, the testing and the certification.

From logo to retail-ready packaging

We apply your logo by silk-screen, hot-stamp or UV print, match the housing colour to your palette, and tune what the platform allows — capacity, motor band, auger orientation. Retail packaging, inserts and printed manuals are produced to your artwork, so the brand carries all the way from the shelf box to the last page of the manual. The unit ships as a bespoke product even though it rides on a tested, repeatable base, which is what keeps both cost and lead time predictable.

Who orders this way

A regional appliance brand widens its range with a slow juicer without committing capital to fresh tooling lines. An importer pins down one specification it can warranty and support across its own territory. An online seller launches a SKU that finally looks different from the identical generic listings where price is the only lever left. If that is you, send the brief through our request-a-quote page and we will scope the customisation, tooling and timeline against your target landed cost.

How to vet a cold press juicer manufacturer in China

Buying across borders rewards a short, disciplined check, and a handful of questions reliably tells a real plant apart from a reseller with a glossy catalogue. None of it is slow, and an honest supplier welcomes every one of them. Put the same checklist to each candidate before you release a single carton, and trust the answers ahead of the brochure.

A five-point supplier checklist

One, ask for the business licence and confirm both the legal entity and a verifiable factory address – a genuine maker can show you where the line runs. Two, confirm in-house tooling and assembly rather than sub-contracted work, since that is what protects your moulds, your lead time and your batch-to-batch consistency. Three, buy a paid sample and run it against your own checklist before you scale a single order. Four, confirm the exact certificates your destination market demands — a serious cold press juicer manufacturer in China matches marks to the country instead of waving one blanket claim. Five, read the commercial terms — MOQ, deposit split and trade protection — before anything is signed.

Why this matters for a juicing appliance

A cold press juicer is a mains-powered appliance with a geared motor and a food-contact pressing path, so the wrong supplier is a liability exposure, not just a quality gamble. A factory that owns its tooling and runs a real pre-shipment safety test is far easier to hold to account than a trading desk that goes quiet the moment a unit fails in the field. Prime Household answers every point on that checklist as a factory-direct OEM in Guilin — you can read more about the company and the wider range on our homepage before you reach out.

Certifications and compliance

Compliance is where a cheap order stalls at customs. Across our range we manufacture cold press juicers to the international marks below, with custom certifications on request — not every model holds every mark, so we match the certificate set to your destination market.

For every order we supply the matching certificates and test reports your customs broker and retail channel require, so the shipment clears and lands without a paperwork stall.

Commercial terms

The terms behind an order are built for a straightforward first purchase and a repeatable re-order.

Other product lines we manufacture

Prime Household is a multi-category OEM factory. Sourcing more than one product line? Consolidate it under one supplier, one set of terms and one QC standard:

• Household appliance manufacturer in China (hub)
• Air Fryer manufacturer in China
• Vacuum Cleaner manufacturer in China
• Steam Cleaner manufacturer in China
• Garment Steamer manufacturer in China
• Toaster manufacturer in China
• Floor Scrubber manufacturer in China

Frequently asked questions

What is your MOQ for OEM cold press juicers?

Our standard minimum is from 100 units per model, and lower quantities are possible on selected items. The MOQ applies per model and configuration, so a mixed purchase order spanning several cold press juicer models is welcome. Send us the line-up you have in mind and we will confirm the exact minimum for each SKU.

What is the lead time for a cold press juicer order?

Production runs 15—30 days once the sample and artwork are approved and the 30% deposit is received. The exact figure depends on order volume, how much customisation is involved and current line scheduling. We put a firm ship date in writing before you place the order so you can book freight and plan arrival with confidence.

Can you produce private-label cold press juicers with our logo?

Yes — OEM, ODM and private-label work is core to what we do. We apply your logo by silk-screen, hot-stamp or UV print, match the housing colour, and produce retail packaging, inserts and manuals to your artwork. Specifications such as capacity, motor band and auger orientation can also be tuned within what the platform supports.

Which certifications matter for cold press juicers, and do you hold them?

Across our range we work with CE, RoHS, UL, ETL, EAC, ISO 9001, FDA, FCC, BSCI, UKCA and KC, matched to the destination market. North America generally calls for UL or ETL plus FCC, Europe for CE and RoHS, and the UK for UKCA. Not every model carries every mark, so we confirm the correct set for the country you are shipping to.

How does a masticating juicer differ from a centrifugal one, and is it noisy?

A cold press (masticating) juicer drives a low-speed auger — roughly 40–80 RPM — that presses produce against a screen, where a centrifugal machine shreds it at high speed. The slow pressing action gives higher yield and noticeably quieter running. We match the motor and auger as a drivetrain to each format so the unit presses smoothly and stays quiet under a full load.

What voltage and plug standards do you support?

Our cold press juicers are built on a 100—240V design, so a single model can serve several regions. We fit the correct plug type, cord and printed manual for each destination — North America, Europe, the UK, Australia and New Zealand, or Asia. Tell us the target countries and we will set the electrical configuration to match before production.

Do you offer samples before a bulk order, and how are payments handled?

Yes. We supply paid samples so you can test build quality and pressing performance first, and the sample charge is credited against your bulk order once it is placed. Orders run on a 30% deposit and 70% balance by T/T with Alibaba Trade Assurance, on FOB China terms (EXW and CIF also available), and every unit carries a 12-month warranty.