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Share your country, target wellness businesses, existing customer network and sales channels.
International distributor enquiries
Introduce NUSBE’s operator-supervised robotic thermotherapy to your market. Share your customer network, demonstration plan and local support capability.
NUSBE welcomes distribution enquiries for its robotic wellness systems. A useful first conversation starts with three things.
Share your country, target wellness businesses, existing customer network and sales channels.
Describe your demonstration space, trained operator coverage and local after-sales capability.
Outline your proposed territory, equipment quantities and launch timing for review with NUSBE.
In Malaysia, you can visit our Rimbayu branch in Selangor to see the setting, meet the team and discuss your plans. Arrange your visit with us in advance.
DAP and FOB delivery options are available for global clients. Agree the route, commercial scope and destination requirements with NUSBE before ordering.
Set out the territory, any exclusivity, order quantities, pricing and payment terms in the written agreement. Sending an enquiry does not reserve a market. Distributor terms are agreed separately from the Recovery-First operator programme.
Identify the demonstration equipment, trained staff, customer handover and first-line support contact. NUSBE M1 uses a robot-guided applicator for radiofrequency thermotherapy, with a trained operator supervising each session. Agree the training schedule, technical escalation route and who covers parts, travel and servicing.
Review launch and after-sales supportChoose the delivery route with NUSBE before ordering. The written quote names the destination or shipment port, exact equipment, Incoterms® 2020 rule and agreed costs.
Confirm the supplied model, intended use, local importer, power requirements and destination documents before dispatch. Review any required approvals with your local adviser. Delivery options do not confirm import approval or that freight is included in a published equipment package.
The Recovery-First programme sets out the equipment package, launch support and marketplace terms for operators.