OEM: adapt an existing model
Choose a catalogue platform and describe logo placement, colour, console and packaging requests. Available changes and minimum quantities are confirmed for each model.
Build a cardio equipment range around your market and brand. Start with catalogue models for a private-label enquiry, or submit a development brief for an ODM feasibility review.
Choose a catalogue platform and describe logo placement, colour, console and packaging requests. Available changes and minimum quantities are confirmed for each model.
Share the intended use, target market, required functions and design objectives. Development scope, technical feasibility, tooling and sample requirements need a separate review.
Define the configuration, visual details, documentation and inspection criteria before confirming an order. Customisation is agreed in the quotation, rather than assumed.
Provide model codes or a concept brief, planned quantities, destination and the branding changes you want.
Clarify model-specific options, sample needs, development work and approval criteria before proceeding.
Agree the final specification, commercial terms, quality checks, packing and delivery arrangements in writing.
There is no single confirmed minimum quantity across the range. MOQ depends on the model and requested changes and is confirmed during quotation.
No. Compatibility, supply and development work must be reviewed for the selected equipment. Submit the exact requirement for confirmation.
Include the target users, training application, market, functions, design references and expected quantity. This establishes the scope for a feasibility discussion.
Send your model shortlist, quantities and destination. Add any branding requirements so we can review product configuration and shipping together.