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Already at the start of the design, we were involved in the layout of the patient rooms. Because there are two concrete supports in each room on the left and right, the bed fixture had to be adapted to this setup. Initially two test models were made, afterwards a definitive model was chosen by the customer, the engineering office and the architect. After implementation of this model in every patient room, this model was also placed with other services. The good coordination with the installer for the lot of electricity ensured a correct follow-up so that the 700 bed head fixtures were delivered, installed and connected in time.

This file consisted of two parts. The first part was a supply of material to the medical gas installer. The second part concerned the delivery of small and supplementary material to the hospital. The medical gases installer chose to work with the material from Greggersen (including gas valves and distribution boxes). The gas valves were supplied to the manufacturer of the bed head fittings and the distribution cabinets were installed by the installer. In addition to supplying the gas valves, the hospital coordinator chose to order the small material (flow meters, vacuum regulators, etc.) from us. In the finishing phase, additional wall ducts and wall rails were ordered by the coordinator.

The hospital's internal architectural office was looking for a modular system of bed head fixtures so that it could be installed on various services. After a visit to the projects we have already realized, a detailed prototype was presented. In the meantime six services have already been rebuilt and furnished to the great satisfaction of the customer. In addition, we provide the "medical mechanics" service with the full range of "medical gas accessories" (flow meters, etc.).

The technical department of the hospital was looking for a complementary model for their current (Swiss) gas valves. In consultation with the manufacturer Greggersen, a model was developed compatible with their current gas valves. The Greggersen gas valve consists of two parts: a base plate and the valve head. The customer can therefore retain the base plate at a later stage and possibly switch to another common gas valve based on European standards. In addition to the gas valves, we also supply the small material with the adapted plugs for the current gas valves.

The customer used the new Q100 series integrally from the new partner Schyns to realize the project. The implementation of this new product was a deliberate choice of the customer, the architect and the engineering office. It was also a challenge for the manufacturer to adapt this product to the specific requirements of the Belgian market. During the execution the arrangement was slightly adjusted to integrate the curtain rail in the whole. Two construction phases were realized on this site with this product in 2012 and 2016 respectively.

Following the merger of different campuses - each with their own standards - a new hospital was built and a common standard was sought. They have opted for the DIN standard. After a preliminary study of the customer and a few tests with different suppliers and products, a total package was chosen from Technology Médicale.

The Dutch architect and the hospital's design office looked for a model of bedside fixture that meets contemporary standards. Their choice fell on the S700 model from Schyns. This leading product was subsequently implemented in one of the hospital's services.

For the hospital's new-build project, management was looking for a bedside fixture to install in the various services. After a visit to the “Medica” trade fair in Düsseldorf for a global view of the existing products, a vertical arrangement was chosen. A demo set-up was done on site, after which the specific product Pure from Schyns was chosen.

For the delivery and installation of the medical wall rails in the new building of the hospital, there was cooperation with the installer of the lot of electricity. Thanks to the good preparation of the client, this project was also realized quickly and correctly.

The architect wanted to put his own accent on the realization of this project and was therefore looking for the most suitable model. During his visit to the manufacturer Schyns his eye fell on the vertical arrangement Pure with integrated lighting. In the elaboration, the architect also wanted the wooden elements of the bedside fixtures to have the same color as the wood in the rooms, so we supplied several bedside fixtures with different colors to the hospital.

The technical department of the hospital was responsible for various renovations under its own management. The customer was looking for a supplier who could assist him with the delivery of the material intended for the total realization of medical gases (gas valves, relaxers, medical gutters and accessories). The placement was done by an external partner.

Through the biotechnical service, this hospital has been a customer of our accessories for medical gases for many years. Various renovations and expansions have already been carried out over the years. At the request of the nursing staff, there are also various models of flow meters in circulation.

In consultation with the client, the architects' engineering office had long opted for the SECA brand balances. For the new building, the entire hospital was therefore equipped with the full range of SECA balances. We took care of the delivery, placement and follow-up here. In addition to the lottery balances, three other lots were awarded.

At the request of the medical gases installer, a total package was proposed, including the delivery and installation of: - Compressed air compressors, pressure regulators, etc. - Medical wall ducts, - Technical bed head fittings.

The project concerned the regrouping of various existing hospitals. It was decided to move certain material to the new site and to expand it with new material. The Médicale Technology materials have been retained for this expansion. This choice was confirmed after an evaluation on different services. The delivery consisted of oxygen and compressed air flow meters, vacuum regulators and intermittent extraction equipment.