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Chennai-based KRIYA Medical Technologies introduces ICHOR Medical Molding System
IMT News Desk
25 days ago
Chennai-based KRIYA Medical Technologies introduces ICHOR Medical Molding System
IMT News Desk
25 days ago
With a production capacity of 7 lakh tubes per day, amounting to 250 million tubes annually, this advanced system will play a key role in localising production of blood collection tubes
Chennai-based medical devices company Kriya Medical Technologies has introduced the ICHOR Medical Molding System, a fully automated, state-of-the-art system designed to deliver 250 million units of blood collection tubes annually. The system was unveiled by Dr TRB Rajaa, Minister for Industries, Investment Promotions and Commerce, Government of Tamil Nadu, at KRIYA Medical’s manufacturing facility at Oragadam Industrial Corridor in Chennai.
The ICHOR System is a state-of-the-art, fully integrated high-speed manufacturing system for evacuated blood collection tubes. With a production capacity of 7 lakh tubes per day, amounting to 250 million tubes annually, this advanced system will play a key role in localising production of blood collection tubes. This initiative places India on the global stage as a high-tech manufacturing hub, positioning the country to export these products to key markets such as the United States, Canada, and Japan.
Anu Moturi, CEO and Founder, KRIYA Medical Technologies, said, “ Our mission at Kriya is to make quality healthcare accessible to all. The ICHOR system is a crucial part of this mission, allowing us to significantly scale up the production of essential diagnostic and therapeutic tools that can improve the lives of billions worldwide. We believe that every life is valuable, and through the ICHOR system and our other offerings, we are dedicated to being a trusted partner in delivering accessible, high-quality healthcare.”
The ICHOR system operates 24/7 with full automation and remote monitoring capabilities from Canada, Japan, and Luxembourg. Developed through a global partnership, Kriya Medical Technologies was responsible for the product design and quality standards, while Husky managed the automation and equipment design.
