The process begins with an in-depth clinical consultation and precise residual limb assessment (measuring 4 cm above the distal end for liners). We then create a custom test socket, assemble the aligned components, and conduct dynamic gait training. A standard custom fitting typically takes between 1 to 2 weeks, including trial adjustments.

Yes. All our bionic components, hydraulic joints, adapters, and silicone liners are precision-manufactured under strict ISO-certified quality management standards, utilizing aircraft-grade aluminum-magnesium alloys, stainless steel, and composite carbon fiber tested for high load capacities and durability.

Yes, select high-performance models (such as our Six-Bar Linkage EBS Hydraulic Knee Joint and Phoenix Carbon Keel) are fully waterproof and corrosion-resistant against freshwater, seawater, and chlorinated water, operating reliably in temperatures as low as -40°C.

Yes. Through our Manufacturing & Trading division, we supply state-of-the-art P&O workshop machinery, alignment equipment, modular components, and medical-grade silicone raw materials to rehabilitation centers, defense organizations, NGOs, and private clinics globally.

Wash your silicone liner daily with mild, pH-neutral soap and warm water, allowing it to air-dry inside-out away from direct heat. For mechanical and hydraulic knee joints, schedule a routine clinical inspection every 6 to 12 months to verify alignment, screw torque, and hydraulic cylinder seals.