Note 01
What we check before your order leaves the factory
Multi-stage QC, a powered test run, a test video and packing photographs — sent for your approval before dispatch.
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RESOURCES
Buyers' guide to buying equipment.
Notes from the factory floor, and the documents buyers ask us for. Written for importers, distributors and clinic buyers — no sales copy, no efficacy claims, just how the equipment and the paperwork actually work.
01 / NOTES
Notes from the factory floor
10 published
Note 02
Choosing needle depth: a practical reference
0.5–7 mm on RF platforms with 12P / 24P / 40P probes, 0.2–2.5 mm on microneedling pens — and what the probe formats mean.
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Note 03
EMC and LVD testing: what EU buyers should ask for
Two directives, two different risks. What a test report is, what a third-party certificate is, and why CE alone tells you nothing.
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Note 04
Reading packing data: carton size, gross weight and chargeable weight
Every product page lists real carton dimensions and gross weight. How to turn those two numbers into the freight figure your forwarder invoices.
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Note 05
How a sample order runs, from enquiry to dispatch
One unit is a real order, not a formality. What happens between your enquiry and the day the carton is closed, and what we need from you to keep it moving.
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Note 06
RF microneedling or a microneedling pen: which one to stock
Two device families, two purchase decisions — depth range, RF output, consumable structure and room requirements, and the buyer each suits.
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Note 07
Nail printer running costs: cartridges, gels and cost per nail
Print gel runs out before the cartridge on all three models — by 1.4× on the NA03 and up to 5× on the X11PLUS. What that means for restocking.
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Note 08
Setting up a pelvic floor chair: power, room and delivery
300–3000 W output and a 20 A fuse make the electrical supply the first decision, not the last. What to check before a chair is ordered.
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Note 09
CO2 fractional or picosecond: what actually decides the purchase
A scan head and arm against a mobile handpiece — how the two platforms differ in output, cooling and footprint, and which buyer each one fits.
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Note 10
OEM or ODM: what can be changed, and what it costs in time
Four layers can be changed on an existing model, and one of them takes months. Where OEM stops and ODM starts, and why approvals set the schedule.
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CATALOGUE & DOCUMENTS
Product catalogue — EMS & Laser series
36-page catalogue covering our EMS body shaping and laser series, with technical data, configurations and consumable lists. Email it to your own buyers if it helps.
Technical documentation is available to qualified buyers on request.