At Dongpin, new product development is never just about adding more models to our catalog. It is about responding to how beauty and salon spaces are really changing.
Recently, we launched 5 new products across manicure, pedicure, facial care, spa, and treatment room categories. Each one was developed around practical needs we see from real buyers and real projects: better workflow, more comfortable client experience, cleaner space presentation, and more flexible room planning.
From a nail workstation with built-in dust collection to electric treatment beds designed for beauty and medical spa settings, this new release reflects the kind of products today’s salons, studios, and professional buyers are actually looking for. In this article, we would like to take a closer look at these 5 new launches and share where they fit, what makes them useful, and why they matter for modern beauty spaces.
This launch includes five different products, but they are connected by one clear direction: more practical function, stronger space presentation, and better fit for real commercial use.
The MT-152 is a manicure workstation with a built-in dust collector, wrist rest, drawers, side cabinet, and lockable casters. It is sized at 120 × 45 × 80 cm and is positioned for nail salons, beauty studios, and manicure service spaces.
The M22B3-4J is a 4-motor electric beauty care chair with two memory positions, a 62–81 cm height range, backrest adjustment up to 78 degrees, seat tilt, leg adjustment, and a 200 kg rated load capacity. It is positioned for med spa, clinic, and esthetic treatment rooms.
The DP-Z242F is a 4-motor dual-column electric medical spa table with vertical lift from 650 to 880 mm, integrated heating, icy blue LED base lighting, and a 200 kg rated capacity. It is presented as a model for high-end medical and aesthetic clinics.
The M13A3GS-5J is a 5-motor multi-position salon treatment bed with two memory positions, manual rotation from -70° to +70°, LED base light, and optional heating. Its listed applications include lash studios, facial rooms, massage rooms, beauty salons, and wellness spaces.
The YS-111 is a pedicure spa chair with foot basin, high backrest, wide seat, leg support section, side pocket storage, and gold-tone frame detail. It is designed for nail spas, pedicure salons, and beauty projects.
A manicure table is easy to underestimate, but in daily salon operation it affects much more than appearance. It affects dust control, tool organization, hand support, movement inside the service area, and overall efficiency for the nail technician.
The MT-152 is designed around that reality. Its built-in dust collector helps keep the working area cleaner during service. The padded wrist rest gives clients more stable hand support. Multiple drawers and a side cabinet create better storage for bottles, tools, and accessories. Lockable casters make repositioning easier, which is especially useful in training spaces, flexible salon layouts, or growing nail studios that need practical mobility. The glass tabletop also helps the workstation feel cleaner and more modern in presentation.
For buyers, this matters because a manicure table is no longer just a table. It is part of the service system. When a workstation supports cleanliness, storage, and movement at the same time, it becomes easier to build a nail area that looks organized and feels more professional to both technicians and clients.
Many treatment rooms need more than a basic beauty bed. They need a chair that can move smoothly between consultation seating, treatment recline, and near-flat service positions without forcing the team to keep readjusting manually.
That is where the M22B3-4J stands out. It uses 4 motors for height, backrest, seat, and leg adjustment, and includes two memory positions. Its height range of 62–81 cm, backrest angle of 0–78°, seat tilt of 0–14°, and leg section angle of 0–90° make it suitable for multiple service styles. The product page also positions it for med spa, clinic, and esthetic treatment use, which gives it broader commercial value for buyers serving more than one channel.
A chair like this is useful because it supports a faster service rhythm. Memory presets help standardize common positions, which is valuable for teams with multiple technicians. The page also highlights multi-point control options, helping adjustments stay within reach during service. For facials, lashes, brows, and light medical aesthetics, that kind of control makes the room more efficient and the workflow more refined.
Some rooms need more than flexibility. They need stronger structure, more premium presentation, and stable support for longer or more technical procedures. The DP-Z242F clearly moves in that direction.
This model is a dual-column 4-motor electric medical spa table with a vertical lift range of 650–880 mm, backrest adjustment up to +55°, seat angle up to 25°, adjustable waist or tail tilt up to +15°, and a rated capacity of 200 kg. The product page also highlights integrated heating and icy blue LED base lighting, along with its positioning for high-end medical and aesthetic clinics.
What makes this kind of table valuable is not only the motor count. It is the combination of structure and presentation. The dual-column vertical lift supports a more stable working platform. Heating improves comfort during longer treatments. LED base lighting adds a more modern visual effect to the room. For med spa operators, clinic buyers, and project-based customers building premium treatment spaces, this type of equipment helps create a room that feels more specialized from the first impression.
Not every room is dedicated to a single service. Many studios need one bed that can work across facial treatments, lash appointments, massage sessions, and wellness services. In those cases, flexibility becomes one of the most important buying factors.
The M13A3GS-5J is built for that kind of use. It has 5 motors, a 200 kg load capacity, two memory positions, manual bed rotation from -70° to +70°, LED base light, and optional heating. The listed applications include lash studio, facial room, massage room, beauty salon, and wellness space. It also uses side, back, and base foot controls, which supports different operating habits during daily work.
This makes the model especially useful for buyers who want broader room compatibility instead of buying a separate bed for every service type. The memory function helps repeat preferred positions, the rotation function offers more flexible access angles, and the optional heating allows the configuration to move upward when a market wants a more premium setup. For project buyers and distributors, that combination gives the product stronger market adaptability.
Pedicure furniture is not only about the chair itself. It is about how the full station looks and works together. A well-integrated pedicure unit can make the service area look more complete, more polished, and easier to use in a commercial setting.
The YS-111 combines the chair and foot basin into one integrated setup. According to the product page, it features a high backrest, a wide seat and backrest, a leg support section for foot care work, a built-in foot basin, side pocket storage, and gold-tone frame details. Its overall size is listed as 94 × 87 × 121.5 cm, and it is positioned for nail spas, pedicure salons, and beauty projects.
For buyers, the advantage is clear. A high-back chair gives the station more visual weight. A wide seat improves the comfort impression. The integrated basin helps keep the area compact and unified. The gold-tone frame detail also gives the model a more decorative salon look, which can be important for stores that want their pedicure area to feel more premium rather than purely functional.
When these five launches are viewed together, a clear pattern appears. Buyers are no longer looking only for basic furniture categories. They are looking for more targeted solutions by service area.
In manicure spaces, that means workstations with dust control, support, and storage rather than a simple desk. In facial and treatment rooms, it means electric adjustment, memory functions, and smoother technician workflow. In premium spa and clinic settings, it means stronger structure, heating, and more polished room presentation. In pedicure spaces, it means integrated stations that look coordinated and work efficiently in limited commercial layouts. These launch details are reflected directly in the product specifications and positioning across the five pages.
That is why this product group works well as a launch series. It is not random expansion. It is a more complete response to how modern salon, beauty, and wellness spaces are actually being built and upgraded.
These new products are especially relevant for distributors, wholesalers, salon project buyers, med spa equipment buyers, and beauty business owners upgrading their service rooms.
If your focus is nail service, the MT-152 and YS-111 help strengthen two important revenue areas: manicure and pedicure. If your focus is facial, esthetic, or medical beauty, the M22B3-4J and DP-Z242F give you stronger electric treatment options. If your market needs one model that can cover multiple service types, the M13A3GS-5J offers a more flexible path. Together, the five products create a more complete selection for buyers who do not want isolated single items but a better overall room solution.
New products only matter when they support real business needs. In this launch, Dongpin is not simply adding more models. It is strengthening key service positions across nail, facial, pedicure, spa, and treatment spaces.
From the practical workflow of the MT-152, to the treatment flexibility of the M22B3-4J, to the premium structure of the DP-Z242F, to the multi-service adaptability of the M13A3GS-5J, and the integrated presentation of the YS-111, this release reflects a more focused and more commercial way of developing salon furniture. For buyers planning a new store, upgrading treatment rooms, or sourcing for distribution, these five products are worth a closer look.
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