Pens and prospering as a manufacturer

Pens and prospering as a manufacturer

November 18, 2019

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Trajan Scientific and Medical (Trajan) has been featured by @AuManufacturing, highlighting Trajan's ongoing investment into the development of hemaPEN®, and other technologies to address emerging trends in healthcare.

The article outlines Trajan's collaborative approach to R&D, and success in identifying and manufacturing niche technologies for global markets.

Read the full article at @AUManufacturing - Pens and prospering as a manufacturer.

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Trajan Scientific and Medical
Tel: +44 (0) 1908 568 844
media@trajanscimed.com

The hemaPEN® is a device supplied for research purposes only. This device is not for therapeutic or diagnostic use.




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