The global market of hemodialysis is still at a stage of rapid growth, especially in emerging markets such as Asia, Latin America, and Africa. However, manual manufacturing for hemodialysis consumables fails to guarantee productivity and quality, while the corresponding automatic manufacturing equipment has not yet been widespread. As a critical component in hemodialysis, dialysis bloodline should comply with strict requirements in quality to avoid risks of clotting.In contrast to traditional manufacturing that relies on manual assembly, the fully-automatic assembly process for dialysis bloodline independently developed by Maider effectively ensures the produced products with high levels of quality and cleanliness, thus leading to a significant improvement in productivity. This approach has helped large-scale medical enterprises achieve digitalized manufacturing, which minimizes order delivery time and reduces production costs, allowing a large number of patients to benefit from technological advancements.