Injection molding
Housing and plastic-part production is described as an in-house capability, supporting closer alignment between structure, tooling and assembly.
Mericonn’s official profile describes four in-house manufacturing and testing areas. This page connects those statements to a practical product flow.

Mericonn states that it has built in-house workshops for injection molding, mesh nebulizer plate production and product assembly, together with a professional quality testing center.
These are meaningful supplier-qualification starting points, not a substitute for a current audit. Buyers should request dated facility photographs, equipment lists, process records and audit access appropriate to the project.
Housing and plastic-part production is described as an in-house capability, supporting closer alignment between structure, tooling and assembly.
The official profile identifies mesh nebulizer plate production as an internal workshop capability for a critical respiratory-device component.
Assembly capability links released work instructions, in-process checks and finished-device handling.
A professional quality testing center is stated as part of the integrated chain. Exact methods and equipment should be verified by model.
The diagram shows the control logic buyers should expect to verify during a project.
User, intended use, market and measurable requirements.
Structure, software, components, hazards and verification plan.
Function, performance, usability, labeling and documentation.
Approved suppliers, materials and acceptance records.
Released instructions, critical steps and in-process checks.
Product-specific release criteria and traceable records.