Advanced Mechanical Prosthetic Arm with Elbow Lock for Rehabilitation

1. What types of prostheses do you offer?

We offer a comprehensive range of prosthetic products, including upper limb prostheses, specialized prostheses for lower limb amputees, and more complex cases. Our product line also includes cosmetic prostheses that prioritize appearance, as well as functional prostheses with advanced features to enhance mobility and daily living abilities.

2. Do you accept samples?

Yes, we accept samples for all our products, including but not limited to silicone gloves, robotic hands, myoelectric hands, smart bionic hands, smart knees, carbon fiber feet, foot covers, prosthetic components, orthotic components, and rehabilitation equipment. You are welcome to test our sample quality and service.

3. Do you offer custom designs?

Yes, custom prostheses are our specialty. We have a professional technical team and experienced technicians, offering one-stop OEM & ODM services. Our team of prosthetists and engineers will design and create custom prostheses tailored to individual needs.

4. After-sales Service

Our company is always customer-centric and has a comprehensive after-sales service system. We rigorously control every process, both in production and on the product side. We also have a comprehensive after-sales service team offering 24/7 online technical support. We are committed to providing every customer with the most comprehensive and professional service. Our customer service team can answer any questions you may have via phone, email, or online chat.

5. Can you purchase in small quantities?

Yes. Please send us the products you are interested in. We will also provide professional marketing and procurement advice tailored to your needs and the demands of the local market.

6. Overseas Distributor Policy

We offer comprehensive support in marketing, promotion, product development/improvement, technical support, and training.

7. Do you provide prosthetic training?

Yes, we do. Our training program is designed to help amputees become familiar with their new prosthesis and learn how to use it effectively in daily activities.