FAQ
Q: 1. Do you provide professional OEM and ODM services for orthopedic implants and instruments?
A: Yes. We offer full-cycle OEM and ODM customization for trauma, spine, joint implants and orthopedic surgical instruments with 24 years of professional manufacturing experience.
Q: 2. Can you customize products according to our drawings or physical samples?
A: Absolutely. We support customization based on customer CAD drawings, 3D files or physical samples, and provide professional DFM optimization suggestions.
Q: 3. What orthopedic product categories can you customize?
A: We customize full-series orthopedic products including trauma fixation plates and screws, spine fixation systems, joint prostheses and all matched surgical instrument sets.
Q: 4. Do you support private logo and customized packaging?
A: Yes. We support laser marking of customer brand logos, model numbers, batch codes and exclusive customized export packaging.
Q: 5. What materials do you use for orthopedic OEM production?
A: We adopt medical-grade titanium alloy and stainless steel, with complete COA material certificates and full batch traceability.
Q: 6. Is your factory certified for international medical manufacturing standards?
A: Our factory is ISO 13485 and ISO 9001 certified, with MDR compliance, supporting global market access and customer product registration.
Q: 7. Do you provide sample service before bulk order?
A: We provide customized prototype samples for customer confirmation, ensuring product quality and dimension accuracy before mass production.
Q: 8. Can you help optimize product design to reduce cost?
A: Our professional engineering team provides structural optimization, process improvement and cost reduction solutions without compromising product quality.
Q: 9. Do you sign NDA to protect customer intellectual property?
A: Yes. We strictly sign confidentiality agreements to protect all customer drawings, samples and technical data from disclosure.
Q: 10. What is your order cycle and MOQ policy?
A: We support flexible MOQ for trial orders and mass orders. The production cycle is arranged according to product complexity and quantity to ensure stable and on-time delivery.