sinTion Approved Again for Russian Market
Our medical waste treatment device, sinTion, was recently approved again for sale on the Russian market. Our local Oschatz Sales Office successfully coordinated the complex approval process with the relevant Russian authority Roszdravnadzor. This approval permits sinTion to be marketed in its current form and does not have an expiry date. sinTion ensures the environmentally… Read more
AIT and Christof Industries Join Forces
Accurately and reliably monitoring levels of harmful airborne substances caused by air pollution and greenhouse gases across the globe is an increasingly important step in order to be able to take measures to curtail emissions. The AIT (Austrian Institute of Technology) and Christof Industries will be combining their know-how in future with the aim of… Read more
Christof Industries Puts Innovation on Show
Styrian innovation was the focus of a meeting between Austrian Federal Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and representatives of successful Styrian industries on 2 June at the Graz Congress Centre. Products were presented that were developed in Styria in response to the Corona pandemic. The Chancellor thanked Christof CEO Johann Christof for the rapid and flexible deployment… Read more
sinTion being used to Treat Protective Masks
Styria’s healthcare facilities now have access to a sinTion device for treating FFP2- and FFP3-category protective masks. sinTion, which is designed for processing medical waste, can be used to prepare around 150 masks for re-use per hour. There is currently a desperate shortage of these masks. The treatment cycle lasts just 16 minutes and reaches… Read more
sinTion eliminates even the Corona virus
The waste treatment unit sinTion on offer from our subsidiary Christof Systems is the perfect solution for disposing of infectious waste simply, quickly and safely. A patented process disinfects and sterilises medical waste. A new assessment has confirmed that sinTion is an effective method for decontaminating used cannulas by eliminating all germs in resistance categories… Read more
