Medical Display Manufacturers and Suppliers in Europe

Medical display manufacturers in Europe include Barco in Belgium, ECRA in Italy and Olorin in Sweden, which cover both diagnostic and surgical displays. Many others are medical IT companies, such as ACL and Rein Medical in Germany, for which operating room displays are one product line. Surgical and endoscopy companies, from KARL STORZ to Vimex in Poland, offer displays as part of their systems. National distributors then bring in these brands and others from outside Europe.

This guide has three parts: European brands, distributors country by country, and international brands with companies in Europe. Short notes and an FAQ follow. Here, Europe also includes the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Turkey, Russia and Ukraine.

Medical display manufacturers in Europe

The 18 European brands below sell medical displays under their own names. Each name links to its profile further down. Diagnostic displays are for reading and reporting images. Clinical review displays show images alongside patient information. Surgical displays show the video from endoscopy, laparoscopy and other imaging systems in the operating room.

Brands covering diagnostic, review and surgical displays

Barco, ECRA and Olorin have displays for the reading room as well as the operating room. If you need diagnostic displays from a European brand, these are the three to look at in this guide.

Barco

Barco NV · Belgium

Barco, based in Kortrijk and listed on the Brussels stock exchange, works in visualization, collaboration and networking for healthcare, enterprise and entertainment. Medical displays are a major product line of its Healthcare business. It supplies hospital radiology, pathology and surgical teams, including through distributors and system integrators. Barco also designs custom displays for equipment makers.

The range covers radiology, breast imaging, clinical review, surgery and digital pathology. The 33-inch Coronis OneLook has an I-Guard front sensor and SteadyGray and SteadyColor modes. For pathology, the MDPC-8127 is a 27-inch 4K display. One version of the MDSC-8532 surgical display has a built-in decoder for Nexxis, Barco’s platform for sending video between operating rooms. QAWeb Enterprise, listed for the Eonis 24 and MDPC-8127, runs calibration and quality tests automatically and keeps the results in one place.

Seven distributors in the supplier table carry Barco.

ECRA

ECRA S.r.l. · Italy

ECRA is a medical IT and visualization company in Battipaglia, in the province of Salerno, with a second office near Milan. It serves diagnostic imaging, radiology and the operating room. Its customers are hospital radiology and surgical departments, regional health authorities, and public and private providers. Besides its own displays, it sells Barco. It also handles installation, training and quality control, including calibration to the DICOM grayscale standard, which keeps images looking consistent across displays.

For diagnosis, the ECR-DG-6MT is a 37.5-inch curved screen split into two reading areas and a service area. It has a built-in front calibration sensor, backlight stabilization and web-based QA software. ECRA’s surgical displays include a 55-inch 4K installation. ECRA describes itself as the legal manufacturer of these displays on the Italian market.

Olorin

Olorin AB · Sweden

Olorin, in Kungsbacka, specializes in displays for special settings. Hospitals are one market; ships, planetariums and audiovisual installations are others. Its main market is Europe, especially the Nordic countries. Outside Sweden it sells through appointed distributors, and Nirolo in the Netherlands describes itself as an authorized distributor of the MedicLine range.

The medical range covers diagnosis (MCD271), clinical review (MLG240) and surgery (ML270G). The MCD271 has a built-in front sensor and calibration software and can connect to central QA software. The ML270G is a 27-inch 4K display that can show several sources at once. Its flat front glass is designed for disinfection. Olorin also sells Barco displays, including the Coronis OneLook and MDPC-8127.

Operating room display and medical IT companies

Most companies in this group build IT for hospitals: OR integration, video management and medical computers. Displays are one line among several. EVORAY is the exception; it started out making endoscopy displays. Several of these companies list wipe-clean sealed fronts, wall mounting, and sizes or finishes made to order. For the image features to compare, see How to Choose a 4K Surgical Monitor for Endoscopy & OR.

ACL

ACL GmbH · Germany

Owner-managed and mid-sized, ACL has built medical IT hardware near Leipzig since 1997. Its products are meant for operating rooms, intensive care and other areas with strict hygiene rules: medical PCs, displays, workstations, tablets and carts. Hospitals, clinics, device makers, distributors and software companies buy from it. ACL also does OEM and ODM work, building products that other companies sell under their own names.

The OR-MD displays come in Full HD and UHD for operating rooms, endoscopy and microscopy. They have an IP65-protected front (sealed against dust and water jets) and a sealed, fanless housing with a glass surface you can disinfect. Options include 12G-SDI (a professional video input), multi-touch and a calibrated DICOM preset. ACL says the relevant manufacturing steps take place in its own factory in Germany.

Rein Medical

Rein Medical GmbH · Germany

Rein Medical plans and delivers IT for hospitals and clinics. Its work covers OR integration, image and video management, all-in-one computers and input devices. It is based in Mönchengladbach, has subsidiaries in Switzerland and Spain, and has worked only in medical IT since 2010. In January 2026 JVCKENWOOD sold the company to the Czech Reinsberg Group.

Its CLINIO D displays stabilize their backlight automatically and have a DICOM grayscale setting for reviewing images that have already been reported. The front is IP65-protected and the housing has no vents, so it can be wiped down. OPERION wall displays from 32 inches can show two sources at once. Rein Medical states that it designs, develops and produces the OPERION family in Mönchengladbach. Its website still lists JVC medical displays, a line JVCKENWOOD is phasing out (see Changes in 2026).

NOORDUNG

DEVA GROUP d.o.o. · Slovenia

NOORDUNG is run by DEVA GROUP, a privately held company in Ajdovščina that says it began in 2018. Its medical work ties together video and information in the operating room. The VISOR system routes, records and streams OR video and can export it in DICOM format. The range also includes workstations, control panels and displays.

The OR displays come in 24, 32, 43, 55, 65 and 75 inches, with IP67 front protection. Touch and anti-reflection glass are options. For partners, NOORDUNG can change the branding, colors, materials and mounting dimensions.

Athena Medical

Acropolis Systems B.V. · Netherlands

Athena Medical, in Nijkerk, was founded in 1980 and has been part of VE-Systems since 2024. Its products are sold by Acropolis Systems B.V. Athena supplies medical IT systems: displays, panel PCs, Phoenix all-in-one computers, tablets, IT carts and wall-mounted OR computers. The company says hundreds of hospitals and cleanroom sites across Europe use them in operating rooms, intensive care and labs.

Its Dual Screen Operating Room Panel puts two 24-inch displays in one housing with a flat, easy-to-clean front. You can mount it on the wall or build it in. One configuration uses two medical-grade displays.

EMBITRON

EMBITRON s.r.o. · Czechia

EMBITRON works in three fields: rehabilitation and physiotherapy equipment, endoscopy and surgical imaging (since 2018), and medical IT hardware (since 2021). It develops, makes, sells and services its own products. The headquarters and service center are in Vochov, with a management and sales office in Prague. Founded in 2003, EMBITRON sells to hospitals and rehabilitation centers and is open to OEM and ODM projects.

The MBT-1000 series includes a 32-inch 4K surgical display that shows both 3D and 2D images. It comes with anti-glare or anti-reflective protective glass, and some models stabilize their brightness automatically. EMBITRON also makes dental displays.

Artech

Çizgi Teknoloji Elektronik Tasarım ve Üretim A.Ş. · Turkey

Artech is a brand of Çizgi Teknoloji in Istanbul, which has designed and built industrial computers, medical computers, kiosks and digital signage since 1994. Surgical displays belong to its medical and OR integration line. Its customers include hospitals, such as Biruni University Hospital, and equipment makers.

The SM-32 is a 32-inch surgical display that the company describes as locally produced. It has an IP65 rating, a body of stainless steel and reinforced glass, and an image-duplication function.

EVORAY

Medtrade LLC · Russia

EVORAY began as a maker of endoscopy displays. Today it also produces ultrasound equipment, endoscope storage and disinfection cabinets, equipment carts and colposcopes. The brand is run by Medtrade, registered in St Petersburg, and its website names Yekaterinburg as the production site. In Russia it sells through a distributor network led by MEDLIGA.

EVORAY’s surgical display is the S3281P, a 4K (3840 × 2160) model with a WLED backlight and an anti-glare hard-coated screen. In side-by-side mode, each of the two sources can use its own gamma or DICOM setting. You can also resize and move the picture-in-picture window.

Surgical and endoscopy equipment companies

For these companies, the display is part of a larger surgical system, sometimes sold to work with a specific camera. KARL STORZ, for example, offers the TM343 for use with its IMAGE1 S camera system. Another German endoscopy company, Richard Wolf, lists Sony and Canvys displays and describes testing them with its ENDOCAM systems. If you already use one of these systems, its maker’s display range is a natural place to start.

KARL STORZ

KARL STORZ SE & Co. KG · Germany

KARL STORZ is an independent family company in Tuttlingen, founded in 1945 and now run by the third generation of the Storz family. It makes endoscopes for human and veterinary medicine, surgical visualization systems and the OR1 operating room integration platform. Its customers are hospital operating rooms, outpatient surgery centers and surgical teams.

For IMAGE1 S users, KARL STORZ offers the TM343, a 32-inch 4K display. The display has 12G-SDI, DisplayPort and HDMI inputs and can show a second image inside or beside the main one. The tempered cover glass can be wiped to disinfect it.

Aesculap

Aesculap AG (B. Braun group) · Germany

Aesculap, also in Tuttlingen, traces its history to 1867 and is part of the B. Braun group. It makes surgical instruments and related surgical systems for hospitals, surgery centers, and surgical and sterile processing staff. Its endoscopy catalog lists 2D and 3D medical displays as their own product category.

The catalog’s PV648 is a 32-inch Full HD 3D display with 650 cd/m² brightness, 178° viewing angles, and 3G-SDI and DVI-D inputs.

Erbe

Erbe Elektromedizin GmbH · Germany

Erbe is a fifth-generation family company whose history goes back to 1851. Its headquarters are in Tübingen, and its instruments are developed, produced and shipped from Rangendingen. It works in electrosurgery, vessel sealing, plasma, cryo, waterjet and imaging technology. Erbe sells through its own sales and service companies and through international distributors.

Its VIRON X surgical imaging portfolio includes 4K medical displays for the operating room. They have anti-reflection treatment on both sides, passive cooling in a closed housing, a flat touch-control panel and a built-in power supply.

WISAP

WISAP Medical Technology GmbH · Germany

WISAP, in Brunnthal near Munich, has developed and built equipment for laparoscopy, hysteroscopy and other minimally invasive surgery since 1959. Its range covers visualization, insufflation, irrigation, morcellation and thermocoagulation. It sells to hospitals and distribution partners, as well as OEM and private-label customers. Since 2018 WISAP has belonged to Aohua, a Chinese endoscopy company based in Shanghai, through one of Aohua’s subsidiaries.

Its visualization catalog includes WISAP-branded 21.5-inch and 26-inch Full HD displays with 10-bit signal processing and LED backlights. Both support side-by-side and picture-in-picture layouts, horizontal or vertical image flipping, and memory for eight user settings.

Vimex

Vimex Sp. z o.o. · Poland

Vimex Endoscopy, headquartered in Gliwice with a branch office in Neuss, Germany, designs and builds rigid endoscopes and electronic equipment for minimally invasive surgery, and services them. It also designs and makes endoscopy equipment for other device companies.

Its displays sit in the range alongside its cameras, light sources and pumps. The 24- to 32-inch Full HD models use LED-backlit LCD panels, with gamma, contrast and chroma adjustment and a picture-in-picture mode.

DiaSurge

DiaSurge Medical B.V. · Netherlands

DiaSurge develops and makes complete rigid endoscopy systems from its head office in Almere, with a regional office in Sharjah, UAE. Cameras, light sources, insufflators, pumps, carts and surgical displays are all part of the range. Its distribution network covers Africa, the Middle East, and South, Southeast and West Asia.

The DM-24 is a 24-inch 1920 × 1200 display with SDI, DVI and VGA inputs and a video-processing chip with several gamma curves. DiaSurge describes its “TC Reduction Technology” as a color-reproduction feature of its surgical displays. The protective glass is anti-glare and anti-fingerprint.

ECONT

Contact Co. LLC · Ukraine

ECONT is the brand of Contact Co. in Kyiv, which dates back to 1999 and moved into endoscopy in 2001. It designs and makes endoscopy systems, components and equipment for minimally invasive surgery and electrosurgery. It exports to more than 15 countries and also builds products for partners as OEM. Its display is part of its video system group.

Its 32-inch ECONT-0501.5 shows 3840 × 2160 pixels at 650 cd/m² brightness.

Leica Microsystems

Leica Microsystems (Schweiz) AG · Switzerland

MyVeo comes from the medical division of Leica Microsystems (Schweiz) AG in Heerbrugg. The Leica Microsystems group is headquartered in Wetzlar, Germany, and has been part of Danaher since 2005.

MyVeo is the only head-mounted display in this guide. Its near-eye screens give the surgeon a stereoscopic 3D view in neurosurgery, spine, ENT, plastic and reconstructive surgery, ophthalmology and teaching. The screens flip up out of the way, and the headset can show feeds from compatible external systems. Compatible systems can run up to three headsets at once.

Medical display suppliers and distributors in Europe

The table lists distributors by country, with the brands each one carries. “Authorized”, “official” and “exclusive” appear only where the company itself states that relationship; otherwise the table says what it lists or supplies. Brand names link to their profiles in this guide. EIZO, LG, FSN and WIDE are headquartered outside Europe. RadiForce is EIZO’s diagnostic display range and CuratOR its operating room range.

Three brands from the first table also sell other makers’ displays: ECRA and Olorin carry Barco, and Rein Medical lists JVC.

International brands in Europe

These brands are headquartered outside Europe but have their own companies or distributors here.

EIZO (Japan)

EIZO Corporation is headquartered in Japan and has had a German company since 2007. That year it bought the medical display business of Siemens A&D and set up EIZO GmbH. In 2014 it set up an operating room team in Germany to develop, produce and market customized OR products under the CuratOR brand. In 2016 it bought Panasonic Healthcare’s surgical and endoscopy display business. EIZO GmbH is now registered in Rülzheim, and in 2019 EIZO said its new site there brought together the German company’s management, research and development, production and warehousing.

EIZO is the brand that appears most often in this guide’s distributor table, mostly with its RadiForce range. FEEDER in France and Alstor in Poland also list its CuratOR displays.

Canvys (United States)

Canvys is a display business of Richardson Electronics, Ltd., a US company. Its European company, Richardson Electronics GmbH, is registered in Puchheim, Germany, and has a second site in Donaueschingen. The group lists Donaueschingen among its manufacturing locations, together with LaFox and Marlborough in the US and partner factories. Canvys offers a configurable 32-inch 4K display platform for makers of surgical and robot-assisted systems. The customer can choose the enclosure, interfaces, firmware, brightness and calibration, including DICOM.

Other international brands: LG, FSN, WIDE and Sony

LG medical displays are available from Meditek in Sweden, Ditec Medical in Spain and Divicon in Finland. Nirolo in the Netherlands supplies FSN and WIDE displays. Sony surgical displays appear in the catalog of Richard Wolf, the German endoscopy company (see equipment companies).

Notes for buyers and distributors

OEM and custom displays

If you need a display built into your own product or branded for your company, several companies here offer OEM work. Barco designs custom displays for equipment makers. ACL and EMBITRON take on OEM and ODM projects, and NOORDUNG adapts branding, colors, materials and dimensions. Among the endoscopy companies, Vimex and ECONT build equipment for other device makers, and WISAP has OEM and private-label customers. Canvys offers its configurable 32-inch 4K platform for surgical and robot-assisted systems.

Changes in 2026

• January 2026: JVCKENWOOD transferred Rein Medical to the Czech Reinsberg Group.
• February 2026: JVCKENWOOD announced that it is leaving the healthcare business. Under its plan, display production was to end in September 2026 and sales in December 2026, with maintenance and support continuing until December 2031.

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