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Shenzhen Upnmed Equipment Co., Ltd. is based in China and currently lists five active products. The company’s catalogue is organized under the categories Other Medical Equipments, Electronic Sensors, and Wires & Cables. Its product portfolio includes extension cables, interconnect tubing for blood pressure cuffs, silicone soft‑tip SpO₂ sensors for pediatric use, adult finger‑clip SpO₂ sensors, and banana‑plug lead wires. Each item is classified within the medical device and electronic component HS code families commonly used for such equipment. The supplier is listed as an imported tier with a harbor trust rating.
The Ohmeda extension cable is a medical‑grade cable designed for anesthesia workstation connections. The blood pressure cuff interconnect tube provides fluid‑tight linkage between cuff and monitor. The Nellcor pediatric silicone soft‑tip SpO₂ sensor uses medical‑grade silicone for patient comfort and accurate oxygen saturation measurement. The Biolight M Series adult finger‑clip SpO₂ sensor is a clip‑type optical sensor for adult patients. The Mortara ELI23010 lead wires feature 4.0 mm banana plugs for ECG or electrophysiology applications. All five items are listed without further quantitative specifications in the supplier’s public data.
The catalogue contains an Ohmeda extension cable, a blood‑pressure cuff interconnect tube, a pediatric silicone soft‑tip SpO₂ sensor, an adult finger‑clip SpO₂ sensor, and banana‑plug lead wires. In the medical‑device market these items are typically produced to IEC 60601‑1 safety standards, with cables meeting voltage‑drop limits and insulation resistance of at least 10 MΩ, and sensors conforming to dual‑wavelength specifications (660 nm and 940 nm) and silicone biocompatibility grades such as USP <87>. Lead wires for ECG applications are usually 0.22 mm² copper conductors, insulated with PVC or silicone, and terminated with 4.0 mm banana plugs that meet IEC 60352. Typical packaging includes anti‑static bags for cables and sensors, and insulated coil boxes for lead wires.
The supplier lists products under Other Medical Equipments, Electronic Sensors, and Wires & Cables, specifically an extension cable, a blood‑pressure cuff interconnect tube, pediatric and adult SpO₂ sensors, and banana‑plug lead wires.
Medical‑grade cables and sensors are usually classified under HS chapter 90 (e.g., 9018 for medical devices), while lead wires fall under HS chapter 85 (e.g., 8544 for insulated electric conductors). The supplier’s catalogue does not provide exact HS numbers, but these codes are standard for the categories.
Buyers commonly require compliance with IEC 60601‑1 for safety, ISO 13485 for quality management, and performance specifications such as dual‑wavelength operation at 660 nm and 940 nm, silicone biocompatibility, and a response time under 2 seconds.
Importers typically request a CE Declaration of Conformity for the EU market, an FDA 510(k) clearance or equivalent for the United States, and an ISO 13485 certificate from the manufacturer. Buyers should ask the supplier to provide these documents or equivalent test reports.
For low‑volume medical accessories, suppliers often set an MOQ of 200‑500 units per item, with a production lead time of 30‑45 days after order confirmation, depending on the specific product and required testing.
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