RICHARD WOLF UK
Medical Equipment - LONDON, LONDON, UK
RICHARD WOLF UK Employees
RICHARD WOLF UK Details
RICHARD WOLF UK (subsidiary of Richard Wolf GmbH)A pioneer in endoscopy, Richard Wolf defines progress. Our passion for high-performance medical technology has its roots in the Company's history first established 1906 under the name Georg Wolf, innovating and developing the best endoscopes in the world established as Richard Wolf GmH on the 15th January 1947. And inaugurated its first UK division in 1979.Richard Wolf is at the forefront at innovative concepts and patient-oriented techniques, through collaboration with the best medical specialists and academics worldwide. Our objective is to identify the needs of the medical industry and develop ideal solutions. The Company encourages a creative environment for staff to allow for the delivery of innovative outcomes. As a full-service provider in the field of endoscopy, we employ more than 1400 highly qualified specialist employees. We operate on the international stage as a pioneering company through a network of 5 subsidiaries, 18 branches and 130 distributors.Today, Richard Wolf consistently offers added value and we focus on defining benchmarks. The Company provides inspiration and motivation. We continue on this journey because there is still a great deal to achieve in our commitment to creating a healthier world.Minimally invasive surgery (MIS) has revolutionized operating theater procedures like hardly any other technique. This has been a core competence of Richard Wolf for more than a hundred years. In close collaboration with science and medicine, Richard Wolf is perfecting the development of first-class endoscopic products and offering system solutions for multi-disciplinary acquisitions from a single source.Richard Wolf is constantly developing and refining rigid and flexible endoscopes and instruments for quick, gentle treatments, and to reduce the burden on the surgeon performing the operation. Ensuring that a broad range of therapeutic and diagnostic treatments can be given at the highest level.
