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German tech company relocates to Irvine
The move is part of joimax’s growth in the U.S. and Europe.
By Casey GomezPublished: June 17, 2010 02:30 PM
joimax's TESSYS Spinal Stenosis SystemAs part of its ongoing expansion, Germany-based joimax GmbH, a medical-device company that manufactures and markets endoscopic spinal surgery systems, has relocated its U.S. division from Campbell, Calif., to Irvine.
Joimax will now operate out of the Irvine Industrial Complex-East, located near the corner of Anton Parkway and Jeronimo Road. It is not currently known how many staffers will be employed there.
"The new premises provides a perfect operational basis to be able to cover the growing demand for joimax technologies in the U.S.," said company CEO Chip Stevens.
The firm initially expanded to the U.S. in 2005, and as it continued to grow, both here and abroad, additional space was needed.
Joimax’s home office in Karlsruhe has also relocated to a larger facility.
As part of its expansion, joimax is gearing up for its European launch of Shrill, a shaver-and-drill system designed for use on spinal bone and soft tissue during endoscopic surgeries. The introduction of Shrill to the U.S. medical market will soon follow.
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joimax's TESSYS Spinal Stenosis System Joimax will now operate out of the Irvine Industrial Complex-East, located near the corner of Anton Parkway and Jeronimo Road. It is not currently known how many staffers will be employed there. "The new premises provides a perfect operational basis to be able to cover the growing demand for joimax technologies in the U.S.," said company CEO Chip Stevens. The firm initially expanded to the U.S. in 2005, and as it continued to grow, both here and abroad, additional space was needed. Joimax’s home office in Karlsruhe has also relocated to a larger facility. As part of its expansion, joimax is gearing up for its European launch of Shrill, a shaver-and-drill system designed for use on spinal bone and soft tissue during endoscopic surgeries. The introduction of Shrill to the U.S. medical market will soon follow. Related stories Foreign medical-technology company set to purchase ev3 MP Biomedicals acquires New Zealand protein biologics maker Huntington Beach's Impact Medical rebrands as iTech Medical Reverse Medical lands distribution deal with Getz Bros. & Co. |
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