Explore product updates, engineering guides, application insights, and exhibition news from Heymed Medical, covering medical cable assemblies, EEG electrodes, neurostimulation accessories, and OEM/ODM development.
Release on 2026-10-17
An engineering guide to EEG ear clip electrode roles, contact location, connector pinout, cable construction and integration checks for compatible biosignal acquisition systems. Read More
Release on 2026-10-09
A connector that looks identical can still use a different pinout, polarity or channel assignment. This guide explains how OEM buyers should verify mechanical fit, wiring and electrode mapping before approving an ear electrode cable. Read More
Release on 2026-10-05
How should an OEM project choose between conductive silicone and Ag/AgCl ear clip electrodes? This guide compares material behavior, mechanical integration, cleaning/reuse conditions and device-interface requirements without making unsupported performance claims. Read More
Release on 2026-10-05
Dongguan Heymed Medical Co.,Ltd. will exhibit at the 94th China International Medical Equipment Fair (Autumn) in Beijing from October 21–24, 2026. Visit Booth A1-ZC38 to discuss ear electrode, neuromodulation accessory and custom medical cable projects. Read More
Release on 2026-09-28
This article explains what information buyers should prepare before starting a custom ear clip electrode project, including device interface, ear-contact position, connector, pinout, cable construction and sample-review points. Read More
Work with Heymed Medical on OEM/ODM development and controlled manufacturing for tVNS and taVNS products, EEG electrodes, medical lead wires, custom cable assemblies, and medical docking and charging products—from engineering samples and validation to volume production.
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