UTECH Team in Europe
author: Karry Sun | Engineer of International Sales | UTECH
2024-11-19
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In the earlier of November, the UTECH team went on a two-week visit to European valued customers.
Europe is a continent with the largest concentration of developed countries in the world, the world's sixth largest area, large population density, is one of the continents with a high human development index and livable, from the beginning of the Industrial Revolution until now, whether from the quality of the products themselves or the rigorous attitude of Europeans, the products they make are trusted by consumers in other countries. The purpose of the UTECH team's visit is to meet our dearest customers and embrace new friends. Our team started from China and arrived in Rome, Italy, a beautiful coastal city. From Rome, drive to France, Spain, Luxembourg, Germany, etc., a total of more than 7,500 kilometers. ![]() From our production of the first equipment UT100 Handheld Pulse Oximeter and sell it in Australia, marking our official opening of the overseas market, we have met many friends from different countries and continents in these 15 years, we work together to develop the market, and our cooperation is becoming closer. In these 15 days, we also met many new friends, and we will work together in the future. ![]() Our products have been tested by different markets in different countries for a long time, the quality is obvious to all, and the service is trusted by customers. "Ensure patients safe and customers trust" is our purpose. ![]() UT100 Handheld Pulse Oximeter
-2.8 inch high-resolution color display, two display directions.
-Self test
-Two power supply: AA and AC charger
-Three measurement modes: spot-check, monitoring, record
-From Neonate to Adult use
-Used in hospital, clinics, and home care
If you want to learn more details about our products, please check this link below: //www.chinautech.com/handheld-pulse-oximeter.html |
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