At Sutter, we believe in investing not only in innovative healthcare solutions but also in the well-being and growth of our communities. We are thrilled to announce our donation of 20,000 EUR to SpoFunnis, the sports, fun and adventure club of the handball club SG Köndringen-Teningen e.V., a fantastic organization dedicated to nurturing young minds through sports and educational adventures under pedagogical guidance.

Following the online panel discussion "The EU bans PFASs - and now?”, organized by the regional industry association wvib, the regional newspaper Badische Zeitung threw the spotlight on the possible blanket ban. Katharina Meyer, editor for the section “Science and Medicine”, published her article “Medium-sized Companies Sound the Alarm over PFAS Ban” – a necessary step towards a broad social debate that is currently lacking.

Not all PFAS are hazardous. They are persistent, to be sure, and we must avoid their emission into the environment. But not all PFAS are bioaccumulative, toxic and mobile; often they are needed as alternatives to chemicals that have been shown to be toxic or unsafe. Society needs long-lived chemicals where their longevity is critical to their translation into technologies and applications.

For two exciting days we ahve been welcoming ten of our valued EMEA distributors at the Sutter company headquarters in Emmendingen to the ‘Training@Sutter ENT Basic’ course in our modern showroom. 

A user from the Department of Neurosurgery, University Medical Center Freiburg, Germany, shows in our latest application video his experience with the SuperGliss® non-stick ELP bipolar forceps during an extensive tumor shrinking in the OR. 

In 2023, Sutter is once again one of an exclusive group of top employers on kununu, and we are delighted to have been named a Kununu Top Company once again after 2022. 

Brand new photos of our colleagues in the new production facilities in Emmendingen serve as the basis for our latest recruitment campaign.

We were excited to learn that Sutter was named one of the top employers of German mid-sized companies. This news is the result of a study that was conducted by FOCUS BUSINESS.

Exciting perspectives through a widespread network. 

Engaging exchange about the current economic and political situation in the country, supply chains, and rising inflation. 

We are extremely proud to have been awarded the Kununu Top Company 2022, especially since it has become much more difficult to rank among the most popular employers since the complete relaunch of the criteria for awarding the Top Company seal at the end of last year.

With their filigree profile of the legs, the precision forceps allow an optimal view of the tips and enable pinpoint coagulation, as the following statement by a user at the Department of Neurosurgery, University Medical Center Freiburg, Germany, shows.

Radiofrequency has been established as a gentle surgical method for precise cuts and coagulation in aesthetic surgery. With the impedance-controlled CURIS 4 MHz radiofrequency generator, Sutter offers the benefits of an advanced radiofrequency technology for a variety of applications. Dermatologist R. Kasten, MD from Mainz reports about the 4 MHz radiofrequency technology for dermatologists, plastic surgeons and ENT specialists.

Ophthalmologist and eye surgeon A. Looi (Ava Eye Clinic, Singapore) reports on her experience with the CURIS® 4 MHz radiofrequency technology in combination with the SuperGliss® non-stick bipolar forceps and the disposable ARROWtip™ monopolar microdissection electrode.

The SuperGliss non-stick ELP bipolar forceps, with their shorter and more delicate ELP (Extra Low Profile) tips compared to standard SuperGliss non-stick bipolar forceps, are particularly suitable for fine microsurgical procedures.

Fast wound healing and good cosmetic results are of great importance in skin surgery. Dermatologist R. Kasten, MD, from Germany reports about his experiences with the CURIS 4 MHz radiofrequency generator in his practice.

With their delicate eccentric tines, the SuperGliss non-stick zhora bipolar forceps are particularly advantageous for surgical procedures in narrow and confined spaces. Neurosurgeon Prof. T. Meling, MD, from the Geneva University Hospitals in Switzerland reports his experiences with the instrument.

To date, surgery remains the primary option for the treatment of rhinophyma. ENT surgeon H. Sadick, MD from the University Hospital in Mannheim/Germany reports about her experiences using the CURIS 4 MHz radiofrequency generator together with our monopolar electrodes.

Sutter was again awarded the prize for social commitment among small and medium-sized companies. We have received this award by well-known German welfare organizations for social commitment that goes beyond the duties of day-to-day working life.

We are excited to launch our new disposable non-stick bipolar forceps product line – designed and manufactured in Germany: The Swyng® non-stick bipolar forceps, single-use combine high quality with innovative design and offer the right instrument for a variety of surgical needs.