Materials & capabilities

What our products are actually made of

Material is the first decision, not the last one. It decides where the product is safe to live, how heavy the parcel is, what it costs per unit, and what it is likely to be complained about in year two.

Stainless steel tube stock and forming

Stainless steel — in-home

Commode chairs, toilet safety rails, shower chairs and grab bars. A wet, chemically cleaned room destroys a coated steel frame in a predictable way; stainless steel removes that failure mode entirely. The trade-off is unit cost, and the return is a quieter warranty ledger.

Carbon fibre tube forming and finishing

Carbon fibre — on the move

Canes, crutches, walkers and rollators. Carbon fibre changes two numbers at once: the weight a customer holds, and the weight you pay to ship on every unit. Wall thickness and the finishing of the adjustment holes decide whether it survives, not the fibre alone.

Aluminium — price bands

Used where the retail price cannot carry stainless or carbon. It is lighter than steel and softer than both, which is why joint design and wall thickness matter more on an aluminium frame than on any other material we use.

Printing & surface

Wood grain, marble, camouflage and brand graphics — printed on the tube on our own line, not wrapped as a film that lifts at the edges. Powder coat, paint and anodised finishes are available depending on the frame material.

Reference

Materials and capability, in one table

Raw materialsStainless steel tube, aluminium tube, carbon fibre, engineering plastics, TPE/ABS, hardware
Processes in-houseLaser tube cutting, bending, automated welding, plastic injection, carbon fibre forming and drilling, pattern printing, load and salt-spray testing
Processes outsourcedTube supply, some surface treatment, retail printing (cartons, inserts, manuals)
Materials we usePainted steel (entry level) · aluminium (light, low cost) · stainless steel (wet rooms) · carbon fibre (mobility)
CustomisationColour, finish, printed pattern, wall thickness, hardware, structure, packaging and labelling
InspectionIn-line inspection plus static load and salt-spray testing before shipment
Markets suppliedNorth America · Europe · Middle East · Southeast Asia · Australia
CertificationsISO 9001 · ISO 13485 · CE documentation · FDA establishment registration
PackagingRetail carton · marketplace / FBA packaging · bulk export carton · spare-part packs
Spare partsLong-term supply of pads, tips, plugs and hardware

Ordering facts, before you ask

Legal entity
Guangdong Jinda Rehabilitation & Nursing Products Co., Ltd.
Factory location
Nanlang, Zhongshan, Guangdong, China
Facility
24,000 m² facility
Years manufacturing
16 years
Order paths
ODM from existing moulds · OEM to your drawing or sample
MOQ — stock model
50 pcs (existing model, your branding)
MOQ — colour or print change
200 pcs (existing mould, changed colour / printed pattern)
MOQ — new tooling
1,000 pcs (new mould or new structure)
Sample lead time
7 days
First order
15–20 days from production scheduling (stock models ship same day)
Repeat order
7–10 days
Payment
T/T · Trade Assurance
Certifications
ISO 9001 · ISO 13485 · CE documentation · FDA establishment registration
Packaging
Retail, marketplace/FBA and bulk packaging — built into the order, not added later
Spare parts
Long-term supply commitment for institutional and retail buyers
Shipping
FOB / CIF from South China, by sea or air

MOQ applies per SKU, not per purchase order — a three-product launch is three minimums. Certificate numbers are published on the certifications page so your importer can verify them with the issuing body.

Get the price list and MOQ sheet

One email. Material options, MOQ by product line and the tooling position — no obligation.