Dörr Kampen B.V.

Dörr Kampen B.V. specialises in stainless steel medical equipment, primarily focusing on automated and manual cleaning systems for sterilisation and disinfection. Their portfolio includes devices like the Dörr Nova series (e.g., Nova 2000, Nova 4000, Nova Sonic, and Nova 1000), which are designed for medical instrument cleaning and preparation. They also produce the Dörr ManoFlexibilo for cleaning flexible endoscopes and the Dörr scopenvoorreiniger for pre-cleaning scopes. These devices are engineered for use in medical and packaging industries.

Dörr Kampen B.V. is headquartered in the Netherlands. The company’s location in the Netherlands aligns with its focus on manufacturing stainless steel equipment for both medical and packaging sectors, ensuring compliance with regional regulatory standards.

Dörr Kampen B.V.’s medical devices are listed in the eudamed database, which is the official European Union database for medical devices. Listing in eudamed is required for devices placed on the EU market, ensuring transparency and traceability for regulatory oversight.

Dörr Kampen B.V.’s devices are classified as Class I or Class IIa under EU Medical Device Regulations (MDR). The classification depends on factors like the device’s intended use, risk level, and interaction with the patient. For example, automated cleaning systems like the Dörr Nova series are typically assigned a higher risk classification (e.g., Class IIa) due to their role in ensuring sterile or disinfected medical instruments, while simpler manual devices may fall under Class I.

Certain devices from Dörr Kampen B.V., such as automated cleaning systems (e.g., Dörr Nova 4000 or Nova Sonic), are classified as Class IIa because they perform critical functions in medical settings. These devices reduce the risk of infection by cleaning or preparing instruments for sterilisation, which involves higher risks if not performed correctly. Under EU regulations, such devices require additional scrutiny to ensure safety and performance, hence the Class IIa designation.