The 93rd CMEF Shanghai Concludes | Hongyi Technology Showcases Medical Power Solutions

April 12, 2026 — The four‑day 93rd China International Medical Equipment Fair (Spring) (CMEF) successfully concluded at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai). As the premier global flagship medical exhibition kicking off the 15th Five‑Year Plan period, this CMEF adopted the theme *“Innovation Fusion, Infinite Leap”*. Covering an exhibition area of over 320,000 sq.m., it gathered nearly 5,000 brand enterprises from more than 20 countries and regions worldwide, alongside tens of thousands of new products. AI‑powered healthcare, brain‑computer interfaces, surgical robots, native smart ultrasound, photon‑counting CT and elderly care health were the hottest topics across the show floor.

While the industry chases devices that can “think, operate and diagnose”, Hongyi Technology delivered a straightforward message at Booth 8.1Q20:
No matter how intelligent a medical device is, it needs a stable, safe, registrable and mass‑producible Chinese power core.

Full Range of Medical Power Supplies on Display, with Energy Devices as the Highlight

At this exhibition, Hongyi maintained its dual strategy of standard platforms + custom energy power solutions**:

- 5W–3000W standard medical power supplies: for life‑support systems, in vitro diagnostics, medical imaging, ventilators, oxygen concentrators and home medical devices.
- Custom power supplies for energy‑based medical equipment: for high‑frequency electrosurgical units, ultrasonic scalpels, low‑temperature plasma devices, radiofrequency ablation, Class III RF devices, medical aesthetic laser and intense light equipment.

New spring launch products:

HY-HFM572C: Wide adjustable voltage, compact form factor, ultra‑low ripple.
HY-HFM1000B: 1000W high‑power energy platform with multiple outputs and strong peak reserve, engineered to address pain points in electrosurgical devices such as sudden tissue impedance changes, transient load pull and sustained power output throughout operations.

At the booth, imaging manufacturers asked about ripple performance; energy device makers focused on transients and clamping; overseas brands inquired about full compliance for IEC/EN 60601, EMC, CB/CE/UL/CCC/KC certifications. Instead of merely quoting specifications, the Hongyi team worked with customers to analyze real operating conditions: leakage current control, standby power reduction, safety clearance design, mass burn‑in curve evaluation and preparation of overseas registration documentation.

The More Dynamic AI & Robotics Get, the Less Room for Power Supply Failures

The 93rd CMEF featured eye‑catching exhibits including brain‑controlled wheelchairs, interventional surgical robots, mesoscopic MRI and native AI ultrasound.

Hongyi identified deeper underlying power requirements:

- Robot joints / drivers: low ripple, back‑EMI resistance, no voltage drop during startup.
- Portable AI devices: compact size, wide input voltage, ultra‑low standby power.
- Energy surgery: adjustable high voltage, millisecond‑level protection, dual isolation.
- Global OEMs demand far more than a power supply that simply turns on: safety reports, temperature rise test reports, EMC remediation support and decade‑long supply continuity.

The more medical innovation “leaps forward”, the more power supply reliability acts as the foundation — rarely noticed until a failure triggers full device recall.

## More Professional International Buyers; Domestic Power Supplies Enter the Compliance‑Driven Export Era

The Shanghai spring fair welcomed procurement delegations from the US, Germany, Japan, Russia, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam and beyond. Overseas buyers have shifted their focus from unit pricing to critical questions:

- Can it meet medical safety standards for target markets?
- Can you support system‑level EMC optimization for our equipment?
- What is the lead time for small‑batch prototypes, and can mass delivery remain stable?
- How are labelling, manuals, production traceability and after‑sales spare parts managed?

Hongyi has specialized in medical‑grade power supplies since 2014, with over 300 bare board and adapter models exported to more than 20 countries across Europe, America, South Korea and Southeast Asia. The spring show reinforced our view:
The next phase for domestic medical power supplies is no longer a race for wattage and low prices, but a competition of system capabilities: R&D, safety compliance, manufacturing, traceability and global after‑sales support.

Spring Fair Closes, Innovation Continues

Although the 93rd CMEF Shanghai has ended, Hongyi Technology’s roadmap remains clear:

- Standard medical power supplies: platform‑based cost reduction, higher power density and lower standby losses.
- Energy device power supplies: wide voltage range, adjustability, low ripple, fast prototyping and transient resistance.
- R&D for emerging applications: portable AI devices, rehabilitation/surgical robots, CPR machines, hydrogen & oxygen generators, IVD and aesthetic energy equipment.
- Deepened overseas support: integrated safety compliance, EMC, labelling, manuals, burn‑in profiles and after‑sales traceability.

As a leading domestic medical power brand, Hongyi upholds its core principles:
Customer first, quality foremost; continuous iteration, pursuit of excellence.

The 93rd CMEF demonstrated that medical equipment is undergoing “Innovation Fusion, Infinite Leap”. Hongyi Technology aspires to be the unassuming yet indispensable foundation.

Hongyi Technology · HONGE Medical Power Supply
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