Health Electronics Summit 2026
7. June 2026
In 2026, AKRUS celebrates its 80th anniversary. This milestone marks eight decades of company history and reflects the continuous development of a company specialising in innovative solutions for medical technology.
From Craft Business to Medical Technology Specialist
Since its foundation, AKRUS has evolved from a craft-based business into an established manufacturer of medical equipment systems. Today, the portfolio includes mobile surgical chairs and operating tables, surgeon’s chairs, medical stools, mammography chairs, instrument tables, and solutions for refractive laser surgery. AKRUS products are used worldwide in medical practices, clinics, and operating rooms.
Development and Manufacturing in Elmshorn
Development and manufacturing take place at the company’s site in Elmshorn, near Hamburg. The focus is on ergonomic workflows, high functionality, and the requirements of everyday medical practice. The aim is to provide users with reliable and practice-oriented solutions for a wide range of applications.
High Vertical Integration as a Quality Feature
A key characteristic of AKRUS is its high level of vertical integration. Numerous process steps, from development and design to production, assembly, testing, shipping, and after-sales service, are carried out in-house. This enables short communication paths, consistent quality control, and a high degree of flexibility when responding to individual requirements.
80 Years of Trust and Successful Collaboration
The 80th anniversary is also an opportunity to thank the people who have accompanied the company’s development over the decades. This includes employees, customers, specialist trade partners, suppliers, and long-standing business partners whose trust and cooperation have made a significant contribution to AKRUS’ success.
Future-Oriented Medical Technology for Clinics and Practices
Looking ahead, the company’s ambition remains unchanged: to develop high-quality medical technology Made in Germany that meets the growing demands for mobility, ergonomics, and efficiency in healthcare. The continuous development of practical solutions will continue to contribute to modern medical care in the years to come.