Sourcing & Compliance

For hospital procurement teams, the first question about any secondhand part isn't "does it work" — it's "where did it come from." Here is our full answer.

Where our parts come from

Zimiao Medical operates a medical equipment repair workshop in Guangzhou, China. In the course of servicing and trading equipment, we acquire whole systems through three legitimate channel types:

  1. Hospital equipment decommissioning — systems retired during equipment upgrade cycles;
  2. Licensed secondhand medical equipment dealers within China;
  3. Public auction / asset-disposal channels.

Whole systems are dismantled by our own engineers in our workshop. We do not buy loose parts of unknown origin, and we do not resell components we cannot trace to a specific system.

The process, step by step

1

Acquisition

Whole system acquired. Model and serial number recorded.

2

Teardown

Our engineers disassemble the system. Harvested components are tagged to the source system's serial number.

3

Test & grade

Each component is function-tested where applicable, graded A / B / C, and photographed including flaws.

4

Listed & shipped

Listed with live stock count. Exported as maintenance spare parts with full shipping documents.

Documentation we can provide

Export & regulatory position — please read

All items on this website are supplied as secondhand spare parts for equipment maintenance and repair purposes. They are not supplied as medical devices for clinical use, and import requirements for secondhand medical equipment components vary by country.

Export logistics

Small parts ship via DHL / FedEx international express with our own export handling; larger items ship by air or sea freight through our licensed freight-forwarding partner. Typical dispatch: within 2 business days of payment confirmation. Details on the Shipping & Customs page.

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