We took a very quick tour of halls B1 and B2. Endoscopy-related exhibits were primarily concentrated in hall B1, though the number of participating companies was quite small. We saw almost no manufacturers of large-scale flexible endoscopes–such as gastrointestinal or bronchoscopic devices–though perhaps they were located in other halls. Based on my observations throughout the day, the attendance was not particularly high compared to the spring edition of the exhibition. We didn’t engage with any of the exhibitors; it was just a brief walkthrough. There was a notable presence of overseas distributors–whether this is due to the current overall environment or the nature of the autumn exhibition itself, I’m not sure. Below, I’ve included some photos of the endoscopy-related exhibitors I came across.
While the exhibition showcased many rigid endoscopes, single-use scopes, and repair services, the ecosystem is incomplete without gastroenterology and endourology consumables. At ZRHmed, we focus on this exact niche. We manufacture precision accessories—ranging from biopsy forceps and hemostatic clips to UAS with suction for RIRS—that perfectly match the working channels of these endoscope systems. With MDR CE certification and exports to 80+ countries, we offer distributors and healthcare providers Tier-1 factory pricing and fast-track regulatory support (3–5 working days). As the market evolves, ZRHmed is here to ensure your accessory supply remains reliable and competitive.
Post time: Nov-10-2026