Medical Pendants Market : Global Industry Trends, Share, Size, Growth, Opportunity and Forecast 2018-2026

 

Systems called medical pendants are made to hold heavy loads of medical equipment in places like operating rooms and intensive care units. These pendants have extremely flexible arms that have enough range to allow the bed to be moved to accommodate particular nursing procedures without running the risk of entanglement or obstruction. Manufacturers are being forced to create new systems with cutting-edge features as consumer demand for flexible, more space-saving, lightweight, and feature-rich systems grow. For instance, Modal Medical Mechanism reported in October 2013 that in a relatively short period of time, over 1,000 MediBoom ceiling pendant systems with electromagnetic brake systems had been sold and installed across Europe. Therefore, it is anticipated that the adoption of these technologies by hospitals worldwide will spur growth.

The adoption of the Medical Pendants Market and the market potential are expected to be driven by specific surgical techniques that incorporate medical pendants to optimize workflow and clinical efficiency. Additionally, it is anticipated that future technical developments in medical pendants would have a substantial impact and drive market statistics.

The purpose of a Medical Pendants Market, also known as a surgical boom or ceiling pendant, is to provide support for other equipment during surgical procedures in an operating theatre or to facilitate operations in intensive care units (ICU). The development of the Medical Pendants Market aims to ergonomically consolidate utility services and procedural support tools for surgeons and operating room personnel. In hospital settings, these devices are utilized to provide simple access to medical gases like oxygen, nitrogen, and carbon dioxide as well as electrical power.

Key Players

Hipac Healthcare Pty Ltd, Surgiris, Ondal Medical Systems, and STERIS plc are important market participants in the medical pendants industry. In addition to Elektra Hellas, Shanghai Amcaremed Technology Co., Ltd., Narang Medical Ltd., Brandon Medical, TLV Healthcare, and Starkstrom Ltd.