evonos
evonos is a German-based company in Tuttlingen that develops and manufactures high-quality neuro-surgical instruments, implants, and operating room lighting systems. The company is committed to understanding the needs of surgeons and patients to create innovative products that improve surgical outcomes. They focus on quality, precision, and tailored solutions for various neurosurgical disciplines, aiming to set standards in medical technology. With a strong emphasis on innovation, quality, and sustainability, evonos offers a comprehensive range of products and services designed to enhance surgical procedures and patient care.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
evonos
Products
Disposable cranial perforator (single-use trephine)
Disposable instrument for creating burr holes during cranial access procedures; available in multiple diameters to match skull thicknesses and indications.
Osteosynthesis plates and screws system
Fixation hardware and instrumentation for cranial reconstruction and implant fixation, supplied as standard components or in sterile, ready-to-use kits.
Single-use soft-tissue retraction system
Disposable retraction system designed for managing soft tissue during cranial surgery to aid exposure and reduce contamination risk.
Patient-specific skull implants (PEEK and alternatives)
Custom-manufactured cranial implants produced to anatomical specifications from imaging data to restore skull integrity following craniectomy or trauma.
Head-positioning and skull-clamping systems (titanium)
Rigid head-positioning hardware for secure skull fixation during neurosurgical procedures, with adjustable pin placement to accommodate patient anatomy.
Scalp haemostatic clips and application forceps
Atraumatic scalp haemostatic clips and dedicated applying forceps available in single-use sterilized polymer and reusable stainless-steel versions.
Disposable cranial perforator (single-use trephine)
Disposable instrument for creating burr holes during cranial access procedures; available in multiple diameters to match skull thicknesses and indications.
Osteosynthesis plates and screws system
Fixation hardware and instrumentation for cranial reconstruction and implant fixation, supplied as standard components or in sterile, ready-to-use kits.
Single-use soft-tissue retraction system
Disposable retraction system designed for managing soft tissue during cranial surgery to aid exposure and reduce contamination risk.
Patient-specific skull implants (PEEK and alternatives)
Custom-manufactured cranial implants produced to anatomical specifications from imaging data to restore skull integrity following craniectomy or trauma.
Head-positioning and skull-clamping systems (titanium)
Rigid head-positioning hardware for secure skull fixation during neurosurgical procedures, with adjustable pin placement to accommodate patient anatomy.
Scalp haemostatic clips and application forceps
Atraumatic scalp haemostatic clips and dedicated applying forceps available in single-use sterilized polymer and reusable stainless-steel versions.
Services
Design and manufacture of anatomically matched cranial implants from patient imaging data, delivered sterile and ready for implantation.
Consultation-driven planning and production of individualized resection guides, coordinated delivery of implants and guides to enable tumor resection and immediate reconstruction in a single operation.
Provision of pre-assembled sterile trays containing plates, screws and instruments for cranial reconstruction and implant fixation.
Production and distribution of a range of neurosurgical tools including cranial perforators, fixation hardware, retraction systems, rongeurs, punches and precision blades in disposable and reusable formats.
Production of patient-specific 3D-printed skull models and planning aids from DICOM/CT data to support preoperative planning and intraoperative navigation.
Engineering and provision of specialized surgical lighting systems optimized for operating room illumination and integration.
Design and manufacture of anatomically matched cranial implants from patient imaging data, delivered sterile and ready for implantation.
Consultation-driven planning and production of individualized resection guides, coordinated delivery of implants and guides to enable tumor resection and immediate reconstruction in a single operation.
Provision of pre-assembled sterile trays containing plates, screws and instruments for cranial reconstruction and implant fixation.
Production and distribution of a range of neurosurgical tools including cranial perforators, fixation hardware, retraction systems, rongeurs, punches and precision blades in disposable and reusable formats.
Production of patient-specific 3D-printed skull models and planning aids from DICOM/CT data to support preoperative planning and intraoperative navigation.
Engineering and provision of specialized surgical lighting systems optimized for operating room illumination and integration.
Expertise Areas
- Neurosurgical instrument and implant manufacturing
- Patient-specific cranial implant design and manufacturing
- Surgical guide and template production for combined resection and reconstruction
- Single-use and reusable surgical device production
Key Technologies
- CNC machining (including 5-axis milling)
- Additive manufacturing (3D printing of anatomical models and components)
- CAD and DICOM/CT-based surgical planning
- Industrial robotic automation for production
News & Updates
Event from January 24 - 27, 2022 at Dubai International Convention & Exhibition Centre, Dubai, UAE.
Conference from October 11 to 15, 2025, in Los Angeles, USA.
Trade fair in Düsseldorf, Germany.
Explains the surgical procedure of craniotomy for accessing the brain.
Discusses the prognosis and treatment of severe head trauma.
Information about the dura mater, the outermost membrane surrounding the brain.
Event from January 24 - 27, 2022 at Dubai International Convention & Exhibition Centre, Dubai, UAE.
Conference from October 11 to 15, 2025, in Los Angeles, USA.
Trade fair in Düsseldorf, Germany.
Explains the surgical procedure of craniotomy for accessing the brain.
Discusses the prognosis and treatment of severe head trauma.
Information about the dura mater, the outermost membrane surrounding the brain.