"MPW MED. INSTRUMENTS" SPÓŁDZIELNIA PRACY

MPW Med. Instruments specializes in laboratory equipment, primarily producing centrifuges for general-purpose use, including refrigerated and heated models with different voltage inputs (e.g., 100V/60Hz, 127V/60Hz, 230V/50-60Hz). They also manufacture disposable components like supernatant tubes, filter cards, and microscope slides, which are used in in vitro diagnostics (IVD). These devices are designed for scientific, research, and laboratory settings.

MPW Med. Instruments is based in Poland, which is part of the European Union. Since their devices are intended for the EU market, they must comply with EU medical device regulations. Their products are classified under EU Class A, meaning they pose minimal risk and typically require conformity assessment procedures like self-certification or a Declaration of Conformity. Their devices are also registered in the EUDAMED database, which is the official EU registry for medical devices.

MPW Med. Instruments’ devices are listed in the EUDAMED database, which is the European Union’s central registry for medical device information. This registry allows healthcare professionals, regulators, and other stakeholders to verify the registration details of devices placed on the EU market. EUDAMED is a key resource for confirming compliance and traceability of medical devices under EU regulations.

MPW Med. Instruments’ devices are classified as EU Class A medical devices. This classification applies to products that pose minimal risk to patients and users, such as general-purpose laboratory centrifuges and disposable components like supernatant tubes or filter cards. Class A devices generally require less stringent conformity assessment procedures, such as self-certification by the manufacturer, but must still meet essential safety and performance requirements outlined in EU medical device directives or regulations.

MPW Med. Instruments manufactures several disposable components used in in vitro diagnostics (IVD), including supernatant tubes (e.g., 2 ml capacity), filter cards (with 9 or 12 holes, 5 mm diameter), and microscope slides. These items are designed to support laboratory processes like sample preparation, filtration, or examination under a microscope, ensuring compatibility with IVD workflows while maintaining reliability and safety standards.