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Equipment Gynecological Colposcope Digital Imaging System

Name: Equipment Gynecological Colposcope Digital Imaging System
Brand: Perlong Medical Equipment Co., Ltd.
SKU: 775178475

Jiangsu, ChinaPerlong Medical Equipment Co., Ltd.

US$1,250.00

1-9 set

US$1,000.00

10+ set

Product profile

Customization

Available

Classification

Imaging Diagnostic Equipment

Type

Digital Imaging System

Model NO.

POY-2200

Certification

ISO13485

Group

Female

Image Sensor

1/4" Sony CCD Image Sensor

Resolution

550 Lines

Focusing Distance

20-40mm

Magnitication Times

352 Times

Light Source Type

LED Light Source

Transport Package

Cartons with Foams Insides

Specification

ISO

Trademark

Perlong

Origin

Nanjing, China

HS Code

90189090

Production Capacity

1000 Sets Per Month

Key features

High Resolution Imaging: 1/4 inch Sony CCD sensor with 550 TV lines resolution for clear diagnostic images.

Multi-Language Support: Software supports Chinese, English, Vietnamese, Spanish, and Russian languages.

Comprehensive Software Features: Includes image management, 175 diagnosis pictures, case report templates, and data backup.

Flexible Magnification: Optical magnification x22 and digital magnification x16, totaling x352 times.

12 Months Warranty: All products come with a 12-month warranty covering mechanical defects.

Fast Lead Time: Average lead time within 15 workdays for both peak and off-peak seasons.

Company profile

Perlong Medical Equipment Co., Ltd.

Jiangsu, China

Business Type: Manufacturer/Factory, Trading CompanyExport Year: 2003-09-09Nearest Port: Shanghai, NingboAverage Response Time: ≤15hTerms of Payment: LC, T/T, Western Union, etc.International Commercial Terms(Incoterms): FOB, EXW, CFR, CIF, DAT, FAS, DDP, DAP, CIP, CPT, Others, FCA

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SummaryPerlong Medical Equipment Co., Ltd. is a China-based limited company in Nanjing, Jiangsu, engaged in medical-equipment trade and manufacturing. The supplier states that it has operated since 2003, possesses self-operated import and export rights, and derives 90% of sales from exports. Its product scope includes patient monitors, anesthesia, X-ray, laboratory, ECG, ultrasound, dental, ventilator, and biochemistry equipment. ISO 13485 and ISO 9001 management certifications are reported, along with 11–20 R&D engineers, 11–20 quality-control staff, and three production lines. The company claims exports to more than 140 countries and cooperation with WHO, UNDP, and UNICEF, but these claims are not independently substantiated in the provided data. The available trade records show transactions involving buyers in Uzbekistan and Tanzania, including patient-monitor shipments. Evidence is insufficient to assess financial credibility, customization capability, or the full extent of after-sales support.

Supplier typeThe supplier is identified as both a trading company and manufacturer/factory, operating as a limited company in Nanjing, China, with medical equipment as its commercial focus. Its stated product range and company profile support classification as a medical-equipment supplier with combined trading and manufacturing activities.

CertificationsThe supplier reports ISO 13485 and ISO 9001 management-system certifications. It also states that most products have obtained ISO certifications and that some have met CE and FDA requirements, although the specific certified products and certificate details are not provided.

Production capacityThe company is described as a manufacturer/factory as well as a trading company, with three production lines, 11–20 quality-control staff, and a factory location in Nanjing. Its stated manufacturing role and operating resources support production capability, although product-specific capacity and utilization are not provided.

Client casesThe supplier claims cooperation with WHO, UNDP, and UNICEF and exports to more than 140 countries. The trade records additionally identify ООО BAYMED INNOVATION in Uzbekistan and KAIRUKI HOSPITAL in Tanzania, including patient-monitor transactions; these records demonstrate named transaction cases but do not independently validate the broader international-client claims.