ArjoHuntleigh
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ArjoHuntleigh is an international manufacturer in the field of medical technology. The product portfolio includes equipment in medical technology and integrated solutions for patient treatment, such as hospital beds and patient lifts, and hygiene, as well as for the prevention of decubitus ulcers and deep vein thrombosis ( DVT), disinfection, for example, bedpan, and diagnosis. He belongs to the Swedish Getinge Maquet AB. The company went public in 2007 from the merger of Arjo and Huntleigh Technology forth. The end of 2012 ArjoHuntleigh has taken over the area of the decubitus position systems of KCI.
Company History
Arjo
The company Arjo was founded in 1957 by Arne Johansson in Swedish Eslöv. The company name consists of the first two letters of the name and surname of the founder. Arjo acts first as a supplier of components and machine parts for medical device manufacturers. In 1972, the company developed the first height-adjustable bathtub and introduced it in the market. In 1993, the share of the Company at the Stockholm Stock Exchange and the London Stock Exchange is introduced. In 1995, the merger takes place with the Swedish company Getinge, in whose division " Extended Care ", it will continue with its brand name. 2004 takes Arjo the company BHM Medical and rounds with the hoist from its range to Personenliftern. 2007, it is the merger of Arjo and Huntleigh Nesbit Evans ( HNE).
Huntleigh
In 1969 in Luton establishing the Flowtron Aire Ltd, the predecessor company of Huntleigh Healthcare, 1975, the Huntleigh Group Ltd.. 1985 carried the IPO of the company as Huntleigh Technology PLC on the London Stock Exchange. In 1993, Huntleigh Nesbit Evans the Group and trades as HNE Huntleigh Nesbit Evans. 2007, it is the merger of Arjo and Huntleigh Nesbit Evans ( HNE). Luton is now the seat of ArjoHuntleigh International Ltd..