Wuhan Beyi Berry Biology & Technology Co, .Ltd

Wuhan Beyi Berry Biology & Technology Co, .Ltd is based in Wuhan, China and currently lists five active products. The supplier’s catalogue focuses on three primary categories: Ice Cream Machines, Treadmills, and Electric Cooking Machines. These categories align with the broader machinery and equipment segment that Chinese exporters commonly serve. The active product count of five reflects a focused portfolio rather than a broad line. All items are manufactured or sourced within China and are offered to international buyers.

The detailed product list includes an ice cream machine, a slush machine, a juice extractor, a treadmill, and an electric fryer. Ice cream and slush machines fall under food processing equipment typically classified in HS chapter 84, sub‑heading 8422. Juice extractors share similar HS classification for fruit‑processing machinery. The treadmill is categorized under sports equipment, commonly HS 9506. Electric fryers are listed under cooking appliances, often HS 8421. Each product is described by its functional type without additional specifications in the supplier’s public data.

The catalogue presents a compact range: an ice cream machine and a slush machine designed for batch freezing, usually built with stainless‑steel contact surfaces and temperature control units ranging from - 2 °C to - 5 °C. Juice extractors are typically centrifugal or cold‑press models with motor powers between 0.5 kW and 1 kW, stainless‑steel housing, and output yields of 800 ml per minute. The treadmill is a motor‑driven fitness device, often featuring belt widths of 45‑60 cm, speed ranges up to 12 km/h and motor powers of 1.5‑3 kW. The electric fryer is a deep‑fat cooking appliance, commonly equipped with oil capacities of 10‑20 L, temperature controls up to 190 °C and power ratings of 2‑4 kW. These specifications reflect typical industry grades for similar equipment exported from China.

Industry buyers usually request data sheets that list material grades (e.g., food‑grade stainless steel 304), power consumption, safety certifications such as CE or UL, and compliance with IEC 60335 for household appliances. For fitness equipment, EN 957 standards for treadmills and CE marking are standard expectations. Food‑service machines often need to meet HACCP‑compatible design and may be subject to local sanitary inspections upon import. Providing dimensions, weight, and container loading plans helps logistics planning for 20‑ft or 40‑ft containers.