As more countries encourage the localization of medical device manufacturing, SKD (Semi Knocked Down) and CKD (Completely Knocked Down) partnerships have emerged as a strategic solution to enhance competitiveness, reduce import tariffs, and meet growing regulatory and procurement requirements.
At E-Jay Medical, we offer flexible SKD/CKD cooperation models tailored to your local assembly capabilities. Whether you’re looking to lower production costs, improve after-sales service, or gain an edge in government tenders, our modular and scalable solutions help bring high-quality medical equipment closer to your market.
Why SKD/CKD Collaboration Makes Sense
- Lower Import Duties & Taxes: Many governments offer reduced tariffs on SKD/CKD imports versus fully assembled units.
- Compliance with Local Manufacturing Policies: Stay ahead of local procurement regulations and secure priority in tenders that require or favor localized assembly.
- Reduced Transportation Costs: Shipping components instead of bulky equipment reduces freight costs and allows more flexible logistics.
- Faster Service & Maintenance: Local assembly teams mean faster repair turnaround and stronger end-user support.
- Technology Transfer & Training: We provide technical training, SOPs, and QC documentation to help your team build with confidence.
- Enhanced Brand Localization: Co-branding or OEM options available to strengthen your presence in the domestic market.
What We Provide
- Pre-configured SKD/CKD kits with clear labeling and documentation
- Engineering support for local assembly and calibration
- CE/FDA documentation for end-product certification
- On-site or remote technical training for your production team
- Long-term supply chain and spare parts support
Partner with Us for Local Success
Our SKD & CKD programs are designed to help local distributors, manufacturers, and government partners establish a sustainable supply chain for medical devices such as:
- Patient Monitors
- Infusion & Syringe Pumps
- Ventilators
- Anesthesia Machines
- ECG Machines