OEM

OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) refers to companies that produce parts or components for other companies' final products. In massagers, OEMs supply motors, sensors, or casings.

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OEM, or Original Equipment Manufacturer, in the context of massagers, refers to a company that produces specific parts or components used in the assembly of a final product by another company. For example, an OEM might manufacture the vibration motors for a vibrating massager, the heating elements for a heated knee massager, or the air pumps for an air compression leg massager. Unlike ODMs who design and produce full products, OEMs focus on specialized components. This allows massager brands to source high-quality, specialized parts efficiently, contributing to the overall performance and reliability of the final electric massager or massager machine.

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