Nanosonics shares lift after launching new ultrasound disinfection product
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More news: Nanosonics’ share price has lifted after announcing the release of trophon3, its latest device for disinfecting ultrasound probes, alongside a software update for existing trophon2 customers that would bring trophon3 features to the older devices.
At 2:16pm AEST shares in Nanosonics had lifted 3% to $3.96.
Nanosonics launches new ultrasound disinfection product
The news: Nanosonics has launched trophon3, a new automated disinfection product for ultrasound probes, and a software upgrade for existing trophon2 customers to bring features of its latest product to the existing system.
The context: Trophon3 has initially launched in Europe, the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand. A Food and Drug Administration application has been submitted in the United States and is under review.
The company said trophon3 is more than 40% faster than previous generations. It also has expanded digital integration capabilities and wider traceability capabilities in the ultrasound reprocessing market.
This includes the customer’s DICOM imaging data systems which is the international standard for medical imaging data.
What they said: “Trophon3 and trophon2 Plus set a new benchmark in automated high-level disinfection for ultrasound transducers, upholding the trophon technology’s market leadership position,” Nanosonics chief executive and president Michael Kavanagh said.
“These launches reflect our commitment to innovation, customer support and ongoing expansion in this important area of infection prevention.”
The source: ASX
