Guangdong and Jiangsu are two important centers for surgical monitor manufacturers and suppliers in China. Shenzhen has a strong presence in medical display manufacturing, while Nanjing and Xuzhou are also home to companies supplying surgical monitors and endoscopy equipment. But even within these established supplier regions, the companies buyers encounter can have very different businesses.
Some develop and manufacture their own displays, others offer monitors alongside endoscopy systems, and some distribute products made by other companies. These differences are not always clear from a supplier’s website or product listing. For overseas buyers, knowing who actually makes the monitor matters when discussing customization, technical documentation and after-sales support.
This guide compares 32 surgical and endoscopy monitor suppliers in China, grouped by supplier type, with each company’s full name, representative models and video inputs. Use the comparison table to narrow down your options, then read the company profiles for more detail.
Key takeaways
- Check video inputs before resolution. A 4K label does not tell you whether a monitor accepts your camera processor’s 12G-SDI, HDMI 2.0 or DisplayPort signal. Konvision, AIMEDIK and Neway list 31.5-inch 4K models with 12G-SDI, while Reshin’s MS321PC is built around HDMI and DisplayPort.
- Documents must match the model. A company-level ISO 13485 certificate or a camera system’s approval does not cover a separately supplied monitor.
Published by SOINVISION, a Chinese surgical display manufacturer included in this guide and listed first. Company order within each group is not a ranking. Last updated October 2026. How the suppliers were selected and checked
Table of Contents
What Counts as a Surgical Monitor (and What Doesn’t)
A surgical monitor is a medical-grade screen that shows live video from an imaging source in the operating room. It is also called a surgical display. The most common source is an endoscopy or laparoscopy camera processor, which is why buyers use “surgical monitor”, “endoscopy monitor” and “endoscope monitor” for largely the same product. In the video chain, the monitor sits after the camera processor and sometimes before a recorder, a second display or an image-processing unit.
Two products are often confused with it:
- Patient monitors are devices that measure vital signs such as ECG, SpO2 and blood pressure. Searches for “medical monitor manufacturers in China” mostly return this category. This guide does not cover it.
- Diagnostic (radiology) displays are calibrated for reading X-ray, CT or MRI images. Several companies below make both, but a surgical monitor is not a substitute for a diagnostic reading display.
A surgical monitor differs from a commercial screen in both its build and its paperwork. It has medical-video inputs such as SDI, low latency, a sealed and cleanable front, and mounting for carts, booms or walls. It also comes with the safety documentation required for use near patients. For help matching a monitor to your camera and video chain, see SOINVISION’s guide to choosing a 4K surgical monitor.
Surgical Monitor Manufacturers in China at a Glance
Models are the ones each supplier publishes for surgical or endoscopy use. Select a company name to jump to its profile.
| Company | City | Type | Model & format |
|---|---|---|---|
| SOINVISION | Hengyang, Hunan | Display brand | NEXARA / NEXARA X · 27, 32, 43″ 4K, 12G-SDI (Pro / Ultra) |
| Konvision | Shenzhen | Display brand | MS-U3210M / MS-E3210M · 31.5″ 4K Mini-LED, 12G-SDI (by model) |
| Reshin | Shenzhen | Display brand | MS321PC · 31.5″ 4K |
| AIMEDIK | Zhangzhou, Fujian | Display brand | MD31 · 31.5″ 4K, 12G-SDI |
| Neway | Quanzhou, Fujian | Display brand | ND315 · 31.5″ 4K, 12G-SDI |
| GEIWRE | Xuzhou, Jiangsu | Display brand | HD-2710W-4k · 27″ 4K; 21–55″ series |
| AOKACE | Wuzhou, Guangxi | Display brand | AGD-UH27 / UH32 · 27, 32″ 4K |
| TKUN | Shenzhen | Display brand | T240WUGA-SDI · 24″ Full HD, SDI |
| Aaron / AG | Shenzhen | Display brand | AE3204K · 4K; AE270 · 27″ Full HD |
| KAING | Nanjing, Jiangsu | Display brand | 27 / 32″ 4K surgical range |
| Morli | Chengdu, Sichuan | Display brand | Project-based 4K / 8K |
| Beacon | Shenzhen | Multi-dept | Surgical & endoscopy ranges |
| Jusha | Nanjing, Jiangsu | Multi-dept | E270UAG |
| Bigtide | Shenzhen | Multi-dept | MS8275T · 27, 32″ 4K touch |
| Hisense Medical | Qingdao, Shandong | Multi-dept | HME8C55U · large-format endoscopy |
| KTC | Shenzhen | Multi-dept | Medical display catalog |
| JOEY Medical | Shenzhen | Multi-dept | MCS series |
| JUHOLD | Shenzhen | Multi-dept | EC series |
| NewImage | Shenzhen | Multi-dept | Endoscopy displays · 22, 24, 26″ |
| Beitai | Anhui | Multi-dept | Surgical & endoscopy ranges |
| OptoMedic | Foshan, Guangdong | Endoscopy system | OPTO-2U32WA-P / 2U55WA · 32, 55″ 4K |
| TUYOU | Shenzhen | Endoscopy system | TU-32DIS1A · 32″ 4K |
| Easywell | Shantou, Guangdong | Endoscopy system | EM32-4KA · 32″ 4K |
| ViSeelogy | Shenzhen | Endoscopy system | VIS321 · 32″ 4K |
| Leon | Nanjing, Jiangsu | Endoscopy system | LMD215C / LMD21C · 21″-class |
| SIMAI | Zhuhai, Guangdong | Endoscopy system | SM2360 / SM2600 · ~23.6, 26″ |
| Softlink | Guangdong | Endoscopy system | UHD Medical LCD Monitor |
| Taijiang | Xuzhou, Jiangsu | Endoscopy system | 22″ Full HD monitor |
| Tuge | Nanjing, Jiangsu | Endoscopy system | TG-S26 · 24–55″ range |
| SHREK | Shanghai | Endoscopy system | BT210S |
| Ouman | Xuzhou, Jiangsu | Endoscopy system | OM series · 24–27″ Full HD; 32, 55″ 4K |
| IKEDA / YIKEDA | Xuzhou, Jiangsu | Distributor | YKD-8024 · 24″ Full HD |
Dedicated Surgical & Endoscopy Display Brands
For these companies, the monitor is the main product. Between them, the profiles below cover sizes from 21 to 55 inches, Full HD and 4K models, and SDI as well as HDMI and DisplayPort inputs. They suit endoscopy equipment makers, system integrators and distributors who need a monitor to pair with cameras from different makers.
1. SOINVISION: 4K Surgical Monitors with Optional Built-In Image Enhancement
Company: Hunan Soinvision Display Technology Co., Ltd. · Location: Hengyang, Hunan
SOINVISION develops and manufactures 4K monitors for surgical and endoscopy video in two families. NEXARA is the standard 4K range in 27-, 32- and 43-inch sizes (U270, U320 and U430). SE versions share HDMI, DisplayPort and DVI connections, and Pro versions add multi-rate 12G/3G-SDI input and output. All models have 1080p-to-4K upscaling, PIP/PBP and quad layouts, an IP65 front panel and a 178° viewing angle.
NEXARA X (AIU270, AIU320 and AIU430, in Pro and Ultra versions) adds S-VIXTA image enhancement at the display. A single 0–10 level coordinates defogging, depth of field enhancement and vessel/tissue visibility processing, so users don’t have to adjust each function separately. For projects that keep an existing camera system, Milestone is an external processor placed between a compatible HDMI or SDI source and the display.
This gives integrators three processing arrangements to compare: a standard 4K display, enhancement built into the display, or enhancement as a separate box. Like any enhancement feature, S-VIXTA describes how the image is presented; it does not make a clinical-outcome claim. SOINVISION also takes on OEM/ODM projects, from private labels to custom interfaces and new product development.
2. Konvision: Mini-LED and HDR Surgical Monitors
Company: Shenzhen Konvision Technology Co., Ltd. · Location: Shenzhen, Guangdong
The MS-U3210M and MS-E3210M are Konvision’s 31.5-inch, 3840 × 2160 Mini-LED surgical monitors with HDR support. Its 27- and 32-inch models differ in 12G-SDI or HDMI connectivity, in whether the interfaces are integrated or housed externally, and in multi-source display functions.
Where the interfaces sit changes the cable routing and the space an installation needs, so compare exact models rather than the range. HDR only helps if the incoming signal carries HDR, so check what your camera processor outputs. Konvision also sells professional broadcast monitors, which makes it worth asking for documentation specific to the medical model.
3. Reshin: High-Brightness 4K for HDMI/DisplayPort Systems
Company: Shenzhen JLD Display Expert Co., Ltd. · Location: Shenzhen, Guangdong
Reshin’s MS321PC is a 31.5-inch, 3840 × 2160 surgical monitor with published brightness of 1,000 cd/m², an AR-coated protective front, three HDMI inputs, two DisplayPort inputs and VESA 100 × 100 mounting. It fits projects built around digital HDMI/DisplayPort sources that need a bright screen and several inputs.
A system routed over 12G-SDI needs a different connection assessment. Reshin’s own materials give different brightness and front-cover figures for this model, so treat the configuration sheet attached to your quotation as the reference.
4. AIMEDIK: 31.5-Inch 4K with 12G-SDI
Brand: AIMEDIK · Location: Zhangzhou, Fujian
The MD31 is a 31.5-inch, 3840 × 2160 surgical monitor for endoscopy and surgery. Its 12G-SDI, DisplayPort, HDMI 2.0 and DVI inputs make a connection set that is easy to check against a camera processor’s outputs. AIMEDIK’s website does not name the company behind the brand, so for OEM or private-label work, establish which entity manufactures and contracts for the unit.
5. Neway: ND315 Operating-Room Monitor
Company: Quanzhou Neway Industrial Limited · Location: Quanzhou, Fujian
Neway’s ND315 is a 31.5-inch, 3840 × 2160 surgical monitor with 12G-SDI, DisplayPort, HDMI 2.0 and DVI inputs. The company’s wider portfolio includes embedded displays and bedside terminals, so naming ND315 in a standalone monitor inquiry avoids being quoted a different product line.
6. GEIWRE: A Size Range from 21 to 55 Inches
Company: Xuzhou Hengjia Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. · Location: Xuzhou, Jiangsu
GEIWRE’s monitor catalog covers the 2110, 2410, 2710, 3210 and 5510 series. Its laparoscope monitor page identifies the HD-2710W-4k as a 27-inch, 3840 × 2160 display. Several series come in Full HD and 4K variants, so the series number alone does not tell you the resolution. The range suits distributors who want several sizes from one source.
7. AOKACE: 4K and Full HD Displays Alongside Endoscopy Cameras
Company: Wuzhou Aokace Technology Co., Ltd. · Location: Wuzhou, Guangxi
AOKACE’s display line covers the AGD-UH27 and AGD-UH32 4K models and the AGD-FH2401A Full HD line. The company also makes endoscopy camera systems, so a buyer can source a monitor on its own or as part of a complete endoscopy package from the same supplier.
8. TKUN: Full HD Monitor with SDI
Company: Shenzhen Tiankun Information Technology Co., Ltd. · Location: Shenzhen, Guangdong
TKUN’s T240WUGA-SDI is a 24-inch, 1920 × 1080 medical display with DVI, VGA, HDMI, BNC and SDI connections. Its published specification is Full HD; 4K wording elsewhere on the site does not apply to this model. It suits Full HD systems that run over SDI.
Other Display Brands
Aaron / AG (Aaron Medical (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd.): has the AE3204K 4K surgical display, the AE270 27-inch Full HD monitor and a separate AC diagnostic series.
KAING (Nanjing Kaiying Intelligent Medical Technology Co., Ltd.): makes 27- and 32-inch 4K surgical displays and a diagnostic line.
Morli (Chengdu Morli Display Technology Co., Ltd.): builds 4K/8K medical displays to project specifications, so size, housing and interfaces are set for each design, starting from your mechanical drawing and signal requirements.
Multi-Department Medical Display Makers with Surgical Lines
These companies make diagnostic, clinical-review and surgical displays. They are a practical choice when one hospital project or distributor portfolio covers several departments. Their surgical range may be smaller than their diagnostic range, and the company’s diagnostic credentials do not carry over to a surgical model.
9. Beacon: Broad Medical Imaging Portfolio and OEM/ODM
Company: Shenzhen Beacon Display Technology Co., Ltd. · Location: Shenzhen, Guangdong
Beacon’s portfolio spans grayscale diagnostic (G39S+), pathology (P2740 / P2780), clinical review and large-format displays, alongside surgical and endoscopy ranges. The company also describes OEM/ODM cooperation, and a catalog monitor may differ in configuration and support from a unit customized for another equipment maker. Given the size of the catalog, ask for the surgical model list rather than the full range.
10. Jusha: Surgical Displays from a Diagnostic Specialist
Company: Nanjing Jusha Display Technology Co., Ltd. · Location: Nanjing, Jiangsu
Jusha is best known for radiology and mammography displays, and it also runs a surgical visualization range that includes the E270UAG and an endoscopy monitor line.
11. Bigtide: Touch-Enabled 4K Endoscopy Monitors
Company: Shenzhen Bigtide Technology Co., Ltd. · Location: Shenzhen, Guangdong
Bigtide makes 27- and 32-inch 4K capacitive-touch endoscopy monitors, including the MS8275T, as well as diagnostic displays and wall-integrated operating-room solutions. Touch control can replace a separate control panel on equipment, while a wall-integrated display brings its own cabling and cleaning requirements. Bigtide’s ODM orientation suits equipment developers who want the display designed into a larger system.
Other Multi-Department Makers
Hisense Medical (Qingdao Hisense Medical Equipment Co., Ltd.): has a separate endoscopy display range, including the large-format HME8C55U, alongside diagnostic displays.
KTC (Shenzhen KTC Medical Solutions Co., Ltd.): a medical display business within a large display manufacturing group. Its catalog leans toward diagnostic displays, so ask for its surgical models specifically.
JOEY Medical (Shenzhen Joey Medical Technology Co., Ltd.): separates its MCS surgical monitor family from its MG grayscale displays.
JUHOLD (Shenzhen Juhold Medical Technology Co., Ltd.): organizes products into EC-series surgical monitors, SC-series diagnostic displays and UC ultrasound-related products.
NewImage (Shenzhen Newimage Technology Co., Ltd.): makes 22-, 24- and 26-inch endoscopy displays as well as grayscale and dual-screen diagnostic configurations.
Beitai (Anhui Beitai Optoelectronic Technology Co., Ltd.): describes surgical, endoscopy and diagnostic display ranges but publishes no specific finished-monitor model.
Endoscopy System Companies That Also Supply Monitors
These companies build endoscopy cameras, light sources and processors, and they supply monitors as part of that system. Buying here makes sense when you want a camera, light source and monitor from one source with one point of contact, or when you need a replacement screen that matches an existing tower from the same company.
The trade-off is that the monitor may come from another producer, and the system’s documents may not cover it when it is sold separately. A monitor-only quotation makes both points explicit.
12. OptoMedic: 32- and 55-Inch 4K Monitors
Company: Guangdong OptoMedic Technologies, Inc. · Location: Foshan, Guangdong
OptoMedic’s 4K surgical monitors are the OPTO-2U32WA-P and OPTO-2U55WA, both 3840 × 2160 with HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort and DVI. The 32-inch model also appears in older listings as OPTO-2U32WA, without the -P suffix, so match the suffix when ordering a replacement.
13. TUYOU: TU-32DIS1A 32-Inch 4K
Company: Shenzhen Tuyou Medical Imaging Co., Ltd. · Location: Shenzhen, Guangdong
The TU-32DIS1A is TUYOU’s 32-inch, 3840 × 2160 display for endoscopy video, with one HDMI, one DVI and one DisplayPort input. Buyers already using TUYOU imaging equipment can quote it as a separate display.
14. Easywell: EM32-4KA with Boom-Arm Mounting
Company: Shantou Easywell Electronic Technologies Co., Ltd. · Location: Shantou, Guangdong
Easywell’s EM32-4KA is a separately listed 32-inch, 3840 × 2160 surgical display. Its product description covers reflection control in bright operating rooms and boom-arm mounting.
15. ViSeelogy: VIS321 32-Inch 4K
Company: Shenzhen Visee Optical-Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. · Location: Shenzhen, Guangdong
ViSeelogy’s VIS321 is a 32-inch, 3840 × 2160 display with optional interface configurations. A VIS321A also appears in older listings, and the current VIS321 page does not show whether the two share a connection set, so quote the exact suffix.
Other Endoscopy System Companies
Leon (Nanjing Leon Medical Equipment Manufacturing Co., Ltd.): has the LMD215C and LMD21C 21-inch-class endoscopy monitors with multiple video inputs. Published descriptions give different resolutions for them.
SIMAI (SIMAI Co., Ltd., Zhuhai): makes the SM2360 and SM2600 families at about 23.6 and 26 inches. It is a different company from the similarly named patient-monitor maker in Shenzhen.
Softlink (Guangdong Softlink Medical Innovation Co., Ltd.): sells a UHD Medical LCD Monitor separately from its two-in-one and three-in-one endoscopy systems.
Taijiang (Xuzhou Taijiang Biotechnology Co., Ltd.): has a 22-inch, 1920 × 1080 medical display with HDMI, DVI and VGA inputs, which suits older processors with analog or DVI outputs, and a 24-inch model.
Tuge (Nanjing Tuge Medical Technology Co., Ltd.): sells the TG-S26 and a 24- to 55-inch monitor range with its endoscopy systems.
SHREK (Shanghai Shiyin Endoscope Co., Ltd.): sells monitors, including the BT210S and a touch model, separately from its endoscopy cameras. Its website also names Shanghai Shiyin Photoelectric Instrument Co., Ltd., so confirm which of the two supplies the monitor.
Ouman (Jiangsu Ouman Electronic Equipment Co., Ltd.): its OM range covers the 24-inch OM-2410 and 27-inch OM-2710 at Full HD, and the 32-inch OM-3210 and 55-inch OM-5510 at 4K, according to its MedicalExpo catalog.
Distributors and Trading Suppliers
16. IKEDA / YIKEDA: Legacy-Input Replacement Monitor
Company: Xuzhou Yikeda Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. · Location: Xuzhou, Jiangsu
IKEDA / YIKEDA supplies the YKD-8024, a 24-inch, 1920 × 1080 monitor with HDMI, DVI, VGA, CVBS and S-Video inputs. It is the only monitor in this guide that lists composite (CVBS) and S-Video inputs, which makes it relevant for older endoscopy processors that still output those signals.
Buying through a distributor can simplify sourcing a camera, light source and monitor from one contact. In return, ask who made the screen and who handles warranty repairs and spare parts before you place an order.
China’s Surgical Monitor Industry: Key Facts
Guangdong and Jiangsu Are the Main Production Bases
Shenzhen is China’s largest medical device city. Its medical device output passed RMB 102.8 billion in 2024, the highest of any Chinese city for the tenth year running, according to the Shenzhen government. The figure covers all medical devices, not displays alone.
Of the 32 suppliers in this guide, 16 are in Guangdong, including 12 in Shenzhen, and 8 are in Jiangsu. The Jiangsu group is split between Nanjing, home to display makers such as Jusha and KAING, and Xuzhou, where all four companies listed here (GEIWRE, Taijiang, Ouman and IKEDA) focus on endoscopy monitors and equipment. The other eight are spread across Hunan, Fujian, Guangxi, Sichuan, Shandong, Anhui and Shanghai.
China Has an Industry Standard for Ultra-High-Definition Medical Displays
SJ/T 11930-2024, Technical Specification for Ultra-High-Definition Medical Displays, was issued by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and took effect on 1 January 2025.
Drafted by 46 hospitals, companies and research bodies, it sets requirements for UHD resolution, luminance uniformity, grayscale of 10 bits or more and DICOM conformance (report on the standard, in Chinese).
In the US, Surgical Monitors Go Through FDA 510(k)
The FDA reviews surgical monitors under 21 CFR 876.1500, the regulation for endoscopes and accessories. LG’s 32HS710S 4K surgical monitor, for example, was cleared under K251209 in June 2025.
In the EU, the classification of a display depends on the intended purpose the manufacturer states under the Medical Device Regulation (EU) 2017/745.
OEM/ODM Supply Is Common
Beacon states that GE, Philips, Siemens, Canon, Mindray and other imaging equipment makers use it as an ODM partner. Several companies in this guide, including SOINVISION and Bigtide, offer OEM/ODM projects.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the main surgical monitor manufacturers in China?
Companies focused on surgical and endoscopy displays include SOINVISION, Konvision, Reshin, AIMEDIK and Neway. Multi-department makers with surgical lines include Beacon, Jusha and Bigtide. Endoscopy system companies such as OptoMedic, TUYOU and Easywell also supply 4K monitors. The comparison table lists all 32 suppliers covered in this guide.
Where are most surgical monitor manufacturers in China located?
Mostly in Guangdong, especially Shenzhen, and in Jiangsu, mainly Nanjing and Xuzhou. These two provinces account for 24 of the 32 suppliers in this guide; Key facts gives the breakdown.
Is a surgical monitor the same as an endoscopy monitor?
In procurement, largely yes. Most surgical monitors display video from endoscopy or laparoscopy cameras, so the terms are used for the same category of product. The difference lies in the specific model: screen size, inputs and mounting should match the endoscopy tower or operating-room position it is used in.
What inputs should a 4K surgical monitor have?
It should accept whatever your camera processor outputs at 4K. Common interfaces are 12G-SDI, HDMI 2.0 and DisplayPort, with DVI or 3G-SDI for Full HD sources. 12G-SDI is a serial digital interface that carries a 4K video signal over a single coaxial cable. If the monitor feeds a recorder or second screen, it also needs a suitable output. Ask for the supported timing table, not just the connector list.
Can a surgical monitor be used for diagnostic radiology reading?
Not on the strength of 4K resolution, a DICOM mode or a “medical-grade” label alone. Diagnostic reading displays have different intended uses, calibration and quality-assurance requirements. Use a display whose documentation covers diagnostic reading in your market.
Are Chinese surgical monitors CE or FDA cleared?
It depends on the model and the market, not on the country of origin. Some Chinese manufacturers hold FDA clearances: Jusha’s JUSHA-C31 diagnostic display, for example, was cleared under K131389 in 2013. Other models carry no clearance for a given market. Ask for the documents that cover the exact model and revision you are buying, and check the issuing entity and scope.
What MOQ and lead time should I expect for an OEM surgical monitor?
It varies by supplier and by the depth of customization. A private-label version of an existing model usually needs less engineering time and a lower MOQ than a new interface or housing design. Put the expected quantity, schedule and customization scope in your RFQ so suppliers quote on the same basis.
About This Guide
This guide covers finished monitors for surgical and endoscopy video supplied by companies based in mainland China. Patient vital-sign monitors, diagnostic reading displays without a surgical line, and loose LCD panels are outside its scope.
For medical display makers in Europe, including diagnostic display brands and national distributors, see Medical Display Manufacturers and Suppliers in Europe.
Methodology. SOINVISION started from a wider review of Chinese medical display suppliers. A company was kept only if it met three criteria: it is based in mainland China, it publishes at least one finished surgical or endoscopy monitor model, and its product information is publicly available. Companies whose website or legal identity could not be confirmed in October 2026 were removed. Suppliers are grouped by type, and the order within each group is not a ranking. SOINVISION is listed first because it publishes this guide.
Sources and verification. Model names, sizes and inputs come from each supplier’s own product pages and, where noted, third-party product directories, reviewed in October 2026. Full company names were checked against each supplier’s website (About, Contact or footer) and, where the website does not state one, against FDA 510(k) records or trade-show directories. These profiles are not factory audits, independent performance tests or proof of regulatory clearance. Product ranges change, so confirm the current model, configuration and contracting entity before you order.
Disclosure. SOINVISION is both the publisher of this guide and one of the suppliers listed.
