Coffee machine, pizza maker and electric grill catalogue
Twenty-two documented models across seven categories, with usable capacity, architecture and rated power published per model — plus the platform mechanisms that make multi-SKU programmes workable.
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Direct answer
The catalogue covers 7 categories and 22 models. Coffee machines, pizza makers and electric grills are the primary lines; air fryers are built alongside them; small kitchen appliances, garment care and spare parts complete the range. Models that share a platform share tooling, fixtures, test jigs and inspection points, which is why the second SKU in a programme genuinely costs less to launch than the first.
- MOQ is per model and per level of customisation, not a single site-wide number. A stock-platform model with logo and colour changes sits at a lower entry quantity than a model with new tooling, and a mixed container across several models is quoted separately from a single-model run. The figure that matters is the one for your exact configuration, so send the model list and we quote per model rather than quoting a headline number.
- Models on the same platform share fixtures, jigs and an inspection standard, so a second model is cheaper to tool, approve and launch. Different architecture means a separate approval cycle.
Full product catalogue
Seven categories, twenty-two documented models and one platform approach: region-specific voltage, private-label packaging and destination-market documentation designed in from the first specification.
The range is organised the way a buyer actually plans a range — by category first, then by architecture, then by model. Every model page carries usable capacity rather than total capacity, published noise figures where they exist, and the compliance items that affect the destination market you are shipping into.
Model numbers are platform identifiers, not marketing names. Several models share a platform and differ in voltage build, control type or basket format, which is what makes a multi-SKU programme commercially workable: one tooling investment, several retail-facing listings.
7
product categories
22
documented models
3
primary product lines
2–4
models per category
Product categories
Start from the category you are building a range around.
Coffee Makers
Primary product line. Capsule, espresso, fully automatic bean-to-cup and drip. Parts-intensive, so the spare-parts strategy has to be designed with the product.
Pizza Makers
Primary product line. Countertop and home pizza makers positioned for kitchen-set and gift-bundle programmes.
Grills & Baking
Primary product line. Electric grills, barbecue grills and waffle makers. Seasonal demand shape and moulded-plate tolerances drive the specification decisions.
Air Fryers
The core adjacent category. Four architectures — single basket, dual basket, oven type and smart — covering value retail through connected listings.
Small Home Appliances
Kettles, blenders, toasters and stand mixers. The natural bundle partner across a multi-item retail programme.
Garment Care
Steam irons, garment steamers and handheld steamers. Stable demand with a high replacement rate and a simple spare-parts profile.
Accessories & Spare Parts
Baskets, trays, filters, replacement parts and care kits. Attach-rate is the commercial argument, not the catalogue.
All models at a glance
Every model in the range, grouped by category. The category name and every model code link to their own pages. Capacity is stated as usable capacity where the category defines one.
Coffee Makers — 4 models
Primary line. Parts-intensive, so the spares plan is designed with the product.
| Model | Product | Architecture | Capacity | Rated power | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CM150 | 150 ml Capsule Espresso Machine | Capsule, single serve | On request | 1,350 W | Coffee Makers |
| CM320 | 20 Bar Semi-Automatic Espresso Machine with Grinder | Semi-automatic, integrated grinder | On request | 1,350 W | Coffee Makers |
| CM420 | Bean-to-Cup Automatic Espresso Machine | Fully automatic, colour display | On request | 1,500 W | Coffee Makers |
| CM520 | Programmable Drip Coffee Maker with Thermal Carafe | Drip, scheduled brewing | 1.0–1.2 L / 12 cups | 1,000 W | Coffee Makers |
Pizza Makers — 2 models
Primary line. Countertop heat appliance, pairs with the grill range in one programme.
| Model | Product | Architecture | Capacity | Rated power | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PZ260 | 260 mm Countertop Pizza Maker | Home, single deck | On request | 1,400 W | Pizza Makers |
| PZ380 | 380 mm Countertop Pizza Maker with Rotating Deck | Commercial-duty, rotating deck | On request | 2,800 W | Pizza Makers |
Grills & Baking — 3 models
Primary line. Seasonal shape, pairs with pizza makers and air fryers.
| Model | Product | Architecture | Capacity | Rated power | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GR300 | 1800 W Contact Electric Grill | Contact grill, hinged plate | On request | 1,800 W | Grills & Baking |
| GR360 | Outdoor Electric Barbecue Grill | Open-grill, tilting deck, upright storage | On request | 2,200 W | Grills & Baking |
| WF150 | 150 Waffle Maker with Interchangeable Plates | Waffle and sandwich plates, interchangeable | On request | 1,200 W | Grills & Baking |
Air Fryers — 6 models
Core adjacent category. Four architectures, and the strongest attach rate for accessories.
| Model | Product | Architecture | Capacity | Rated power | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AF540 | 5.0 L Digital Air Fryer | Single basket, digital | 5.0 L usable / 6.0 L total | 1,500 W | Air Fryers |
| AF680 | 6.5 L Dual Basket Air Fryer | Dual basket with independent zones | 2 × 3.2 L usable / 4.0 L total per side | 1,800 W | Air Fryers |
| AF700 | 7.0 L Oven-Type Air Fryer | Oven type, rotating basket or fixed shelf | On request | 1,800 W | Air Fryers |
| AF720 | 7.5 L Dual Basket with Steam Function | Dual basket with combined steam and crisp | 2 × 3.5 L usable / 4.4 L total per side | 1,900 W | Air Fryers |
| AF820 | 8.0 L Smart Air Fryer with App Control | Smart, app-paired, recipe library | On request | 1,800 W | Air Fryers |
| AF900 | 9.5 L Commercial-Capacity Air Fryer | High-output, continuous duty | On request | 2,400 W | Air Fryers |
Small Home Appliances — 3 models
Bundle partner across the whole range.
| Model | Product | Architecture | Capacity | Rated power | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KT220 | 1.7 L Stainless Steel Electric Kettle | Cordless, temperature selection | 1.7 L | 2,200 W | Small Home Appliances |
| BL260 | 800 W Countertop Blender with Vacuum Jug | Blender, variable speed, vacuum jug | On request | 800 W | Small Home Appliances |
| TS180 | 4-Slice Toaster with Bagel and Defrost Modes | Toaster, 4 slot | On request | 1,300 W | Small Home Appliances |
Garment Care — 2 models
Separate use case, shared platform and carton.
| Model | Product | Architecture | Capacity | Rated power | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SI240 | Steam Iron with Anti-Scale Tank | Iron, steam, anti-scale | On request | 1,600 W | Garment Care |
| GS320 | 1500 W Garment Steamer with Vertical Hanging Rail | Handheld steamer, vertical use | On request | 1,500 W | Garment Care |
Accessories & Spare Parts — 2 models
Retention category. Attach rate is the commercial argument.
| Model | Product | Architecture | Capacity | Rated power | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ACC-KIT | Air Fryer Care and Spare Parts Kit | Consumables and spares | On request | On request | Accessories & Spare Parts |
| ACC-BASKET | Replacement Basket and Grate Set | Replacement wear parts | On request | On request | Accessories & Spare Parts |
Which categories go into one programme
The pairings buyers actually order. Each cell links to both category pages so a multi-item range can be scoped from this table alone.
| Category | Usually paired with | Models available | Why they are paired |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coffee Makers | Pizza Makers · Grills & Baking · Small Home Appliances | 8 | Breakfast and cooking in the same kitchen. The most common two-item programme we quote, because one order ships one breakfast routine. |
| Pizza Makers | Coffee Makers · Grills & Baking · Small Home Appliances | 10 | Both are countertop heat appliances with the same mains, plug and food-contact declaration requirements. |
| Grills & Baking | Pizza Makers · Coffee Makers · Air Fryers | 12 | A coffee-led morning range and an evening cooking range share the same retail account and the same carton planning. |
| Air Fryers | Grills & Baking · Small Home Appliances · Accessories & Spare Parts | 8 | The two highest-velocity cooking categories in our range. Pairing them is the fastest way to a multi-item listing. |
| Small Home Appliances | Coffee Makers · Air Fryers · Accessories & Spare Parts | 12 | Kettles, blenders and toasters complete a breakfast set, and reuse the same small-appliance platform and spares. |
| Garment Care | Small Home Appliances | 3 | Garment care shares the small-appliance platform, carton and spares structure even though the use case is different. |
| Accessories & Spare Parts | Air Fryers · Small Home Appliances | 9 | Baskets, trays and filters are the attach rate that decides whether an air fryer programme is worth running. |
How to choose an architecture
The decision that matters commercially is which architecture your retail listing needs to win against, and which certification file your destination market will accept.
| Architecture | Where it wins commercially | Typical envelope |
|---|---|---|
| Single basket | Lowest risk for a first category launch: fewer moving parts, simpler certification, smaller carton and the broadest price ladder. Start here when you are testing whether the category performs in your accounts. | 5.0–6.0 L, 1,400–1,500 W |
| Dual basket | Strongest performer on capacity-per-shelf-inch. Two baskets finishing at different times in one cycle is the feature reviewers test. Add a second heating circuit and a divider, so the test file is longer. | 2 × 3.2 L, 1,800 W |
| Oven type | Full-meal capability with larger usable volume and a front or rear door. Higher carton volume and heavier handling, which changes the freight conversation rather than the retail one. | 12–14 L, 1,800–2,000 W |
| Smart / connected | App control and firmware support for connected retail. Value the platform only if you can support the app lifecycle — otherwise the connectivity adds support cost without adding a reason to buy. | 6–8 L, 1,700–2,000 W |
| Open-platform models | Stable non-cooking categories — garment care, kettles, toasters — used to build a multi-item kitchen set around an air fryer hero SKU. | Per category page |
One platform, several listings
This is where multi-SKU programmes get their margin. Four mechanisms do most of the work.
Region-specific voltage build
The same platform is built for 220–240 V and 110–120 V markets with the heating element and control configuration matched to the destination. This is what lets one tooling investment serve several markets.
Private-label packaging
Brand, colourway, carton artwork, manual and inserts are produced per programme. Artwork is checked against the destination market's labelling rules before tooling is committed.
Spare-parts planning at design stage
Parts-intensive categories — coffee makers, garment care — get their replacement-part list defined while the product is being designed, not after the first warranty claim.
Compliance file assembled with the order
Test reports, marks and labelling are planned alongside the purchase order so that the shipment clears without a documentation delay on arrival.
Tooling amortisation across a range
Where a programme commits to several models on one platform, tooling cost is spread across the range rather than charged to a single SKU. The commercial terms are agreed before the first tool is cut.
Accessories as attach-rate, not catalogue
Baskets, trays and care kits are specified to fit the models they support, so the accessory line raises basket value and reduces size-related returns.
Not sure which route fits you?
The same catalogue is organised differently depending on whether you are building an own-brand range, holding territory, or listing on a marketplace.
Own-brand programme
Differentiated specifications, private label and artwork you own. Tooling amortised across the range.
Multi-SKU territory
MOQ structure across categories, spare-parts depth and territory support.
Listing-ready
Packaging, variant strategy and content that survives a listing rebuild.
High-use units
Durability, serviceability and documentation for commercial kitchens.
Programme management
Tooling, compliance, IP handling and a single point of contact.
Catalogue questions
Practical answers on MOQ, pricing, voltage, documentation and how a first order usually runs.
Is there a minimum order quantity?
MOQ is set per model and per programme rather than held as one published figure, because a first order on one model and a range order on six models are different commitments. Send the model list and target market and we return MOQ per line with the quotation.
Can models be built for 110 V markets?
Yes. The platforms support region-specific voltage builds with different heating element and control configurations. Specify the destination market at quotation stage so the build is quoted correctly the first time.
Do you publish prices?
No. Prices move with order quantity, packaging specification, voltage build and freight terms, so a published figure would be wrong for most enquiries. The quotation is built from your specification list.
Can you supply spare parts separately from the machines?
Yes. Replacement parts are quoted per model and per part, and accessories are specified to fit the models they support. See the accessories and spare parts category.
Do you provide test reports and certification documentation?
Documentation is planned with the order, not retro-fitted. Depending on the destination market and the model, that can include electrical safety and EMC reports, food-contact material declarations, and labelling evidence. See compliance support.
Can we visit the factory?
Yes. Visits are arranged around your programme review, ideally while tooling is being discussed rather than after. Contact us with your intended visit window and the people who need to be in the room.
Do you supply accessories and spare parts for models you did not build?
No. Spare parts are supplied for models in the Anbo United range because the fit is guaranteed. For third-party models we can point you to a supplier, but we do not represent their parts as compatible.
How do we start?
Send the models or the application, the destination market and the target quantity. You will get back a specification sheet, a quotation and a sample plan — that sequence is faster than negotiating a price first.
Send us your specification list
Models, destination market, target quantity and packaging requirement are enough to get a specification sheet and a quotation back.
Buying guides
| Guide | Topic | Date | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What 20 bar actually means on an espresso machine | Coffee machines | 2026-10-10 | Read |
| One factory, $32 retail to $199 commercial: what that means for a coffee programme | Coffee machines | 2026-10-10 | Read |
| ETL and VDE on one grill listing: what a buyer should notice | Electric grills | 2026-10-10 | Read |
| A pizza function is not a pizza maker: reading the price gap correctly | Pizza makers | 2026-10-10 | Read |
| PFAS-Free appears on most of our air fryer listings. Here is what that means | Air fryers | 2026-10-10 | Read |
| Our own factory figures disagree with each other. Here is how we handle it | Sourcing and verification | 2026-10-10 | Read |
| How to tell if a Chinese coffee maker supplier is a factory or a trading company | Supplier verification | 2026-10-16 | Read |
| Verifying an NRTL listing is real: UL, ETL and the databases that check them | Compliance | 2026-10-16 | Read |
| The spare parts clause: how to structure free-of-charge parts in a coffee machine contract | Contract terms | 2026-10-16 | Read |
| Vibration pump lifetime: what to ask a supplier, and why the answer is usually a number they cannot prove | Quality engineering | 2026-10-16 | Read |
| Food-contact material documents for espresso machines: what to request and what each one proves | Compliance | 2026-10-16 | Read |
| California Proposition 65 and small kitchen appliances: when it does not apply, and when it does | Compliance | 2026-10-16 | Read |
| What actually determines units per container: why the unit count is the last question, not the first | Logistics | 2026-10-16 | Read |
| UL 1082 and coffee maker safety standards: scope, the other standards, and what to request | Compliance | 2026-10-16 | Read |
| ISTA 3A vs Amazon SIPP: what each drop test is for, and why the report matters more than the standard name | Logistics | 2026-10-16 | Read |
| Custom injection mould cost: what the fee is made of, and how to structure amortisation | Tooling and cost | 2026-10-16 | Read |
| Tooling ownership in a manufacturing contract: the clauses that decide who owns the mould | Contract terms | 2026-10-16 | Read |
| Tracing who actually manufactures a branded product: what you can verify, and what you cannot | Supplier verification | 2026-10-16 | Read |
| How to Select a Coffee Machine Price Band for Saudi Tabby and Tamara? | Saudi Arabia | 2026-10-22 | Read |
| How to Select a BIS-Certified Coffee Maker for India under IS 302? | India | 2026-10-22 | Read |
| Which Coffee Machine Categories Should You Not Buy from Us? | Supplier scope | 2026-10-22 | Read |
Each guide is built on figures this site publishes. Where a question reaches for a figure we do not publish, the guide says so and gives the verification path instead of a value.
At a glance
- Page subject
- Ningbo Anbo United Electric Appliance Co.,ltd (Anbo United)
- Location
- Ningbo, Zhejiang, China
- Primary product lines
- Coffee machines, pizza makers, electric grills
- Core category built alongside
- Air fryers — single basket, dual basket, oven type, smart
- Also manufactures
- Grills & baking, small home appliances, garment care, spare parts
- Services
- OEM / ODM manufacturing, private label, tool& moulds, compliance support
- Official links
- Alibaba.com · LinkedIn
- Sales contacts
- AMY (General Manager / CEO) ceo@anbolife.com · Tony (International Sales) tony@anbolife.com
- Contact
- +86-15355158390 · ceo@anbolife.com
- Content updated