joimax® invests in the future and moves into new offices in the US and in Germany
Irvine, USA / Karlsruhe, Germany – 14. Juni 2010 – The medical devices company
joimax® GmbH is moving into new premises both in Germany and the US. „Growth requires space“ had already been the motto of the last company move back in 2005.
The US market has an enormous growth potential. This is why the subsidiary joimax® Inc. is moving from Campbell to Irvine, California, one of high-tech industry centers in the United States. To meet the growing requirements of the US market the joimax® headquarter in Karlsruhe, Germany is also moving into bigger offices. President and founder Wolfgang Ries states: “This step of expansion was necessary to comply with the growing requirements towards our organisation.” “The new premises are a perfect operational basis to be able to cover the growing demand for joimax technologies in the US“, explains Chip Stevens, CEO of joimax Inc.
The doubling of the operational areas is also a landmark decision with respect to the ongoing product launches of the company. joimax® is preparing the launch of the Shrill® in Europe which will shortly be followed by the US launch. This shaver and drill system for the ablation of bone and soft tissue under endoscopic view will be completed by a new pump system called Versicon® and an HD endoscopy system. Following the motto „joimax goes HD“ the so-called Camsource® HD Twister camera system, new HD flat screen monitors and HD endoscopes will be brought to market.
About joimax:
The young medical devices company is focusing on combined minimal access
technologies („joined minimal access technologies. joimax® develops, manufactures and markets highly sophisticated and user friendly platform systems for endoscopic spinal surgery, especially for the treatment of disc herniations in the lumbar spine. The TESSYS® method uses the lateral endoscopic access via the foramen for the excision of the hernia and thus uses a naturally given access. So far more than 24.000 patiens in 140 hospitals worldwide have been operated with this keyhole method.
