UAT Group Subsidiary, Ossifix Orthopedics, Begins Production of Fixation Pin, Significant Sales Expected
Umbra Applied Technologies Group (UATG) has begun fulfilling orders for Ossifix orthopedic products, including allograft bone implants, targeting the orthopedic, dental, and general surgery markets. The implants, made from high-density allograft cortical bone, avoid allergic reactions associated with traditional materials. The market for resorbable implants, applicable in multiple surgical fields, is projected to grow at 14% annually, reaching $4.696 billion this year. UATG expects to post revenues in Q1 2022 and aims to expand its distribution to North America and beyond.
- Successful initiation of product fulfillment for Ossifix orthopedic implants.
- Entry into the rapidly growing resorbable implant market, expected to reach $4.696 billion in 2022.
- Ossifix products eliminate allergic reactions linked to metal and plastic implants.
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Tampa, FL, Feb. 14, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Umbra Applied Technologies Group, Inc (OTC Pink: UATG) (UAT Group), announced today that it has begun fulfilling purchase orders and contracts for orthopedic distributors and clients nationwide.
Ossifix engineers and manufactures
Ossifix Orthopedics™ products are manufactured from select, high-density, allograft cortical bone. Ossifixs’ unique manufacturing process and patent pending designs yield an engineered cortical bone implant that provides secure fixation and virtually eliminates any allergic or autoimmune reactions associated with metal or plastic/polymer implants. All Ossifix Orthopedics™ Pin, Screw and Plate Systems are single-use surgical kits with all necessary instruments for implantation and are based on decades of clinical experience and use in the operating room. Our instrumentation is constructed of an eco-friendly, biodegradable polymer.
Ossifix CEO, Mark Estrada, stated: “These initial sales are the foundation upon which we anticipate building exponential growth in sales We will begin rolling out the Jarvis bone pin immediately followed by additional products in the coming weeks.”
The Ossifix Orthopedics™ line of products will compete in one of the fastest growing, emerging markets, specifically, the resorbable implant market, in three distinct surgical segments; orthopedic, dental, and general. Ossifix products are designed to be used in hospitals, ambulatory surgical centers, and specialty clinics. Distribution is scheduled throughout North America, and globally in Latin America, Europe, Asia Pacific, as well as the Middle East and Africa. This global market is currently experiencing an estimated growth of
Umbra Applied Technologies Group Chief Executive Officer, Alex Umbra, commented: "The level of thought and excellence that has gone into Ossifix products is something not commonly found in brands, but this is one that in my opinion will stand apart. We believe that its quality, precision, comprehensive layout and market segment provide it with significant competitive advantages. I believe that it will become apparent why we invested so heavily in this technology.”
U.S. based company, Ossifix Orthopedics™ products are manufactured in Austin, TX from select, high-density, allograft cortical bone. Ossifix’s unique manufacturing process and patent pending designs yield an engineered cortical bone implant that provides secure fixation and virtually eliminates any allergic or autoimmune reactions associated with metal or plastic/polymer implants. All Ossifix Orthopedics™ Pin, Screw and Plate Systems are single-use surgical kits containing all necessary instruments for implantation are based on decades of clinical experience in the operating room. Ossifix implants are shipped in comprehensive, sterile, single-use surgical kits designed in-house.
We expect Ossifix to post revenues within Q1 of 2022.
For more information about Ossifix Technologies go here: https://ossifixtech.com/
About Umbra Applied Technologies Group, Inc.
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