| Equipment Name | Equipment Function | Applicable Products |
| Fabric Cutting Machine | Fixed-length cutting of non-woven fabrics, elastic fabrics, and tourniquet webbings; cutting for bandage or trangular bandage | Triangular bandages, bandage, and various medical fixing straps |
| High-Speed Sewing Machine / Overlock Machine | Fabric sewing, edging, and joining product main bodies; sewing Hook & Loop fasteners and adjustment loops | Windlass tourniquets, various fixing straps, triangular bandages, and cervical collar covers or series of first aid products |
| Hook & Loop Die-Cutting Machine | Die-cutting Hook & Loop fasteners, cutting hook & loop of different specifications, used for adjustable fastening of protective gear | Hook & loop accessories for all strap-type first aid gear |
| Foam Hot-Press Molding Machine | Hot-press molding of EVA and foam; manufacturing cervical collar inner linings, splint padding, and protective gear cushioning pads | Medical cervical collars, external fixation brace linings, and emergency fracture splint linings |
| Pipe/Tube Cutting Machine | Fixed-length cutting of aluminum alloy/steel tubes, blanking for stretcher frame tubes | Metal frames for folding stretchers |
| Punching Machine (Press) | Stamping metal connectors, buckles, and adjusting hole positions | Crutch adjustment snap buttons, hospital bed connectors, and stretcher hardware fittings |
| Drilling and Tapping Machine | Pipe drilling and tapping, assembling adjustment screws | Mounting hole positions for stretchers and other equipment |
| Webbing Slitting and Cutting Machine | Fixed-width and fixed-length slitting of nylon webbings and elastic bands; cutting tourniquet webbings | Elastic straps, webbing substrates for simple buckle tourniquets, windlass tourniquet webbings, pelvic fixation straps, and limb fixation straps |
| Sealing & Packaging Machine | Individual sealing of finished products, heat-sealing packaging for finished goods | Outer packaging for finished straps, tourniquets, splints, and emergency blankets |
| Assembly Workbench | Manual assembly of simple first aid kits, sorting and packing materials into bags | Basic first aid kits (assembly only, non-sterile filling) |
| Welding Equipment (Electric Welder) | Spot welding and assembly of metal frames | Stretcher metal frame welding |
| Pipe Bending Machine | Bending and shaping metal tubes, processing stretcher frames | Folding stretcher frames, etc. |
| Quality Testing Equipment |
| Tensile Testing Machine | Testing tensile strength tourniquet webbing and other webbing, verifying breaking load of webbing |
| Calliper / Thickness Gauge | Dimensional inspection, checking size tolerances of splints, and stretcher tubes or fabric thickness |
| Electronic Scale | Product weight double-check, weighing and verification of accessory materials |
How We Control Product Quality
Runde applies a documented quality control process covering incoming materials, production, finished products and batch release. Inspection requirements are defined according to the product type, confirmed specification and packaging requirements.
Incoming Material Inspection
Elastic fabrics, webbing, foam, aluminum and steel components, plastic parts, fasteners and packaging materials are checked before production. Inspection may cover supplier documents, appearance, dimensions, hardness and basic physical strength. Non-conforming materials are identified and isolated.
In-Process Inspection
Quality checks are carried out during cutting, sewing, hot pressing, tube processing, welding, injection molding and assembly, depending on the product. Inspectors focus on dimensional accuracy, stitching quality, connection strength, component positioning and assembly consistency. Deviations are corrected before the affected products proceed to the next stage.
Finished Product Inspection
Finished products are checked against the approved specification before warehouse release. Inspection items may include appearance, dimensions, assembly, mechanical performance, structural stability, labeling and packaging integrity. Products that do not meet the acceptance requirements are not released for shipment.
Product-Specific Quality Checks
◆ Tourniquets: webbing strength, seam security, buckle or windlass locking and assembly consistency.
◆ Medical splints: foam-to-core bonding, moldability, shape retention, dimensions and surface condition.
◆ Cervical collars and pelvic slings: lining adhesion, fastening performance, adjustment and structural stability.
◆ First aid kits: component type, quantity, specification, applicable expiry dates and bag durability.
◆ Trauma bandages: pad condition, pressure applicator integrity, stitching, elasticity, vacuum seal and labeling.
◆ Stretchers and rescue straps: frame dimensions, connector security, strap strength, assembly and load-related performance.
Batch Traceability
Each production batch is connected with applicable raw material records, process inspection data, finished-product results, packaging information and shipment records. Non-conforming products are isolated, reworked or scrapped according to the inspection result.
Routine inspection equipment includes tensile testing machines, precision calipers, micrometers, electronic scales and packaging test tools. Product specifications, inspection records, test reports and applicable certification documents can be provided according to the selected model and project requirements.
