Medical Ergonomics made in Sweden
Rini is a Swedish company founded in 1982 with its own innovative product development, manufacturing and international sales. We are a quality supplier of ergonomic medical products and solutions to hospitals and specialist clinics. Within Sweden we have our own sales and support organization and in our export markets we work primarily with authorized distributors.
Rini is committed to be a responsible and sustainable company delivering long-term economic and social values while minimizing our environmental impact.
Made In Sweden
ISO 13485
surgeons chairs
Rini surgeon chairs have been developed in close collaboration with surgeons in Sweden and internationally and several thousand are in operation worldwide. They are especially adapted for different types of microsurgery such as Neuro-, ENT-, Plastic-, Robot- and Dental surgery.
Rini’s surgeon chairs in the “Carl” series are ergonomically designed and are available with various special armrests. The chairs have extensive possibilities for adjusting the backrest and seat and are also easy to raise and lower with the feet. Together this gives the surgeon a tailor-made work environment of high quality.
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Rini’s operating tables in the “RiEye”-series are popular for microsurgery in both in stationary use and in “roll-in roll-out” operation. They are easy to handle and have many useful accessories. The stable construction is ergonomically designed to provide a high level of comfort, both for the patient and medical personnel.
The RiEye Mk2S has a patented “HandsFree” headrest and other features that provide unique accessibility for the surgeon and assisting staff. Over a thousand Rini operating tables are already in service worldwide in various types of microsurgery such as Eye-, ENT-, Neuro-, and Plastic surgery.
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Rini offers ergonomic products and solutions uniquely tailored to different treatment areas. Giving doctors and associated personnel a maximum comfortable and productive work environment.
