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ulrich medical

German medical technology company headquartered in Ulm, developing, manufacturing and selling high-tech solutions "Made in Germany" since 1912.

Last updated September 16, 2026

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Overview

ulrich medical is a medical technology company headquartered in Ulm, Germany. Founded in 1912 by Heinrich C. Ulrich, it develops, manufactures and sells innovative medical products in Germany. The company serves surgeons, radiologists, medical technicians, surgical staff and hospital representatives worldwide, with a focus on radiology and spinal surgery. It operates subsidiaries in the USA, France and Spain and sells through specialist distributors in over 50 export countries.

History

Heinrich C. Ulrich founded the medical technology company in Ulm in 1912. Initially, the focus was on the manufacture and sale of surgical instruments, for example for visceral, bone and vascular surgery, with an affiliated orthopedic and surgical workshop. In 1914, the company launched its first in-house development, the Möltgen protractor, a medical device used to determine the joint angles of the extremities. In 1925, Max Ulrich, the son of the founder, joined the family business and expanded it, laying the foundation for worldwide sales. In 1958, the company began involvement in radiology with the launch of the first Hettler high-pressure injector, which had a pneumatic drive unit and was suitable for all angiographic examinations. Internationalization continued successfully from 1967. The company has been continuously setting milestones in innovation, quality and safety since 1912. It established subsidiaries in the USA in 2006, France in 2017, and Spain in 2024. In 2025, revenue grew to EUR 178 million. In early June 2026, ulrich medical launched the Artus cervical plate system.

Products and positioning

Medical technology "Made in Germany"

  • Möltgen protractor

    First in-house development, used to determine the joint angles of the extremities.

  • Hettler high-pressure injector

    First Hettler high-pressure injector launched in 1958, with pneumatic drive unit, suitable for all angiographic examinations.

  • Artus cervical plate system

    New plate system launched in early June 2026, designed for surgical procedures on the cervical and cervicothoracic spine.

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