Patient positioning accessories
Leg and arm supports and components for operating tables or examination chairs, with dimensions and mounting interfaces reviewed for the intended system.
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OEM patient positioning accessories and surgical instruments
From a practical requirement to a product for your brand. HERBERT offers OEM manufacturing for patient positioning accessories and surgical instruments. Start a discussion with drawings, samples or a description of your requirements.
Scope, prototypes and order quantities
Specify the required material grade, such as SUS 304 or a project-specific grade, and whether the work involves metal components, mechanisms or electrical controls. The team will review feasibility and accepted scope for each project.
For co-development, discuss 3D design, prototypes, test methods, acceptance criteria and responsibility for standards documentation before production. Each stage depends on the agreed project scope.
What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ)?
No universal MOQ is published. Provide prototype and expected production quantities separately, together with drawings, material and schedule, so the team can assess project-specific minimums, tooling costs and pricing.
YOUR BRAND. OUR MANUFACTURING.Start with your design.
Start with your design.
Discuss a manufacturable solution.
Equipment for the operating room starts with understanding the details. HERBERT offers OEM manufacturing of patient positioning accessories and surgical instruments for businesses developing products under their own brand.
Bring a drawing, a sample or a description of the application. Discuss materials, dimensions, interfaces and manufacturing scope for your project.
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WHAT WE MAKE
Product groups to discuss
Surgical instruments
Retractors, instruments and drawing-based components, with geometry, dimensions and materials defined for manufacturing review.
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Components and drawing-based work
Discuss technical drawings or physical samples together with quantities and acceptance requirements to define scope and prepare a relevant quotation.
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Define the details.
Start the conversation.
Share the requirement
Identify the device and provide drawings or reference images with the intended application.
Review technical details
Define material, dimensions, mounting points, compatible equipment and acceptance requirements.
Agree on scope and terms
Discuss quantities, sample requirements, timing and documentation before finalizing a quotation and agreement.
Prepare an OEM inquiry
Drawings or images • Material and dimensions • Expected quantity • Schedule • Destination market requirements. Discuss any drawing confidentiality requirements before sharing detailed files.
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