OEM & ODM Hyperbaric Chamber Sourcing

OEM and ODM manufacturing let distributors launch a branded chamber line on established product platforms. Start with the target market and model mix, then define customization, documentation, order terms and after-sales responsibilities across the soft and hard-shell ranges.

OEM vs ODM in Plain Terms

OEM (original equipment manufacturer) means we build proven chambers and brand them as yours. ODM (original design manufacturer) adds design and configuration changes on top. In practice most partners use a mix: established chamber platforms, customized and branded for their market.

What Can Be Customized

• Logo branding on the chamber and packaging
• Chamber and cover color to match your brand
• Control system and operating pressure options
• Accessories and what is included in each package
• Multilingual manuals and control labels for your market

This applies from portable models like the COSL15 and COSL20 to clinic systems like the COHB20 — so you can offer a full catalog under one brand.

1.5–2.0 ATA Single-Person Hard Shell

COHT20

Single-Person Hard Shell Chamber

1.5-2.0 ATA Q355 carbon-steel single-person sitting chamber with an integrated oxygen system for clinics and professional facilities.

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2.0 ATA Soft Lying Chambers

COSL20

Professional 2.0 ATA Soft Chamber

Professional 2.0 ATA portable soft lying chamber with a reinforced frame for recovery studios, multi-site projects and distributor portfolios.

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Building Your Own Line

Choose a focused set of proven platforms for your target customers — for example a soft chamber for home buyers and a hard-shell for clinics. CONSIDER applies German engineering discipline through defined model specifications, material selection, pressure and safety systems, production quality control and pre-shipment checks; you own the brand and customer relationship.

What to Confirm Before a Quotation

• Target country, buyer type, model mix and forecast quantities
• Logo files, colors, labels, packaging and manual languages
• Required pressure, oxygen equipment, accessories and electrical version
• Sample or artwork approval process and the production lead time
• Order quantity, payment milestones, freight terms and destination documentation
• Warranty handling, spare parts, training and first-line customer support

Ordering, Freight and Lead Times

Orders use a Proforma Invoice and bank transfer (T/T), with worldwide air and sea freight. Our importing guide covers shipping options, timelines and what arrives ready to install. Custom terms are available for larger and distributor orders.

Support After the Sale

Lifetime online technical support, remote installation guidance and training back every order, so you can support your own customers with confidence. Many distributors start with a focused range — a home soft chamber, a wellness-center model and a clinic system — and expand from there.