Manufacturing & Quality

Built with discipline. Verified at every step.

From specification review and controlled assembly to functional verification and export preparation, every platform follows defined checkpoints and traceable configuration records.

See the production environment

01Assembly workshopReal production environment

Production evidenceWorkshop · testing · assembly

Engineering into production

One specification carried through the complete build.

Manufacturing connects the approved product specification, component configuration, assembly record, verification plan and shipment preparation.

The final workflow is aligned with the selected model, electrical standard, interface language, accessories, branding requirements and destination-market documentation.

Product configurationModel, voltage, software, accessories and partner requirements are reviewed before release.

Controlled assemblyKey connections, cooling paths, interfaces and handpieces are verified in defined stages.

Visible recordsDevice, accessory set, labels, documents and packing list stay connected to the order.

Production environment

Documented spaces, equipment and work in progress.

Explore the assembly, materials handling and functional testing areas shown below.

Manufacturing building entrance — Manufacturing baseFactory entranceProduction-site exterior and access point.

Equipment assembly workshop — Production floorAssembly workshopOrganized stations for equipment assembly.

Materials and equipment warehouse — Materials & logisticsWarehouseComponents, packing materials and equipment storage.

Electrical product testing station — Quality verificationProduct testingElectrical instruments for functional checks.

Aesthetic systems undergoing assembly — Controlled assemblySystems in progressInternal access retained for inspection during build.

Prepared mechanical components and test equipment — Component controlParts preparationMechanical parts organized before verification.

Production process

Six controlled stages from order review to dispatch.

Release criteria follow the approved technical file and internal inspection requirements for the configured model.

Specification review

Confirm model, voltage, interface language, accessories, branding and destination information.

Incoming inspection

Check components against the approved bill of materials, condition and inspection criteria.

Controlled assembly

Build in defined stages and verify connections, cooling paths, interfaces and accessories.

Functional verification

Confirm energy platform, controls, display, handpieces, protection logic and modes.

Final release

Complete run-in checks, visual inspection, accessory confirmation and final review.

Export preparation

Match device, labels, documents and packing list before export-grade protection.

Quality checkpoints

Checks where they matter most.

Final acceptance criteria vary by platform and supplied configuration.

Incoming materials

Identity & condition

Component identity and configuration
Visual condition and workmanship
Supplier or batch records where applicable
Release status before assembly

In-process verification

Build & routing

Electrical and mechanical connections
Cooling, airflow and cable routing
Display and software configuration
Handpiece and accessory matching

Final release

Function & completeness

Operating-mode and protection checks
Appearance and accessory completeness
Destination labels and voltage review
Documentation and packing confirmation

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