Maire-Didier
Designs and manufactures surgical instruments and ancillaries for clients, with production in Chaumont, France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Maire-Didier
Maire-Didier designs and manufactures surgical instruments and ancillaries, including clamps, dissection forceps and retractors.
Its customers are clients who commission the design and production of instruments for their own projects.
The company was founded in 1989. Its registered office is in Paris, and its customer service and production site is in Chaumont, France, where it has new premises of 2,500 m² dedicated to instrument manufacturing.
Product: Surgical clamps, dissection forceps, retractors and ancillary instruments, designed and produced for clients.
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