Your partner in radiopharmacy
Since 2004, Trasis designs, manufactures, sells and supports high performance synthesizers, dose preparation and dispensing equipment, all related consumables and shielding solutions
Products
Helping the medical community easily access new radiolabeled therapeutic and diagnostic substances.
Our nuclear medicine equipment includes automated synthesizers, dose dispensing systems, their shielding and accessories. We also develop customized synthetic methods and instruments adapted to the evolving needs of the radiochemistry industry.
Our equipment is used worldwide in nuclear medicine departments, research centers, radiopharmaceutical production facilities and pharmaceutical companies.
About us
In a nutshell: designer and manufacturer of radiopharma instruments, ISO 9001-certified company, medical device distributor, close to its customers and partners.
What makes us different: we consider our customers' performance as our own and we put everything in place to improve it.
Our strength: every aspect of our products: design, manufacturing, commercial service, quality and support is under our full control. Our great multidisciplinary team makes this possible.
Our final goal: enable patients to have access to a wide range of radiotracers in the safest and most timely manner.
Innovating for nuclear medicine
We develop innovating equipment which enables safe manipulation and quick access to radiolabeled therapeutic and diagnostic substances.
Drug developers
Nuclear medicine departments
Drug manufacturers
- Belgium +32 4 365 86 57 EXT 2
- France +33 9 75 18 00 72
- Canada +1 780 666 41 99
- USA +1 201 588 57 52
- South America +54 11 59 84 23 04
News & Events
Next meetings you can meet us
From the 15th we will be at the BNMS in Birmingham then at the NukMed in Bremen starting on the 18th. And if you don't live in Europe, it might be easier to catch us at the WFNMB in Melbourne or at the CNFMMNM, Mexico.
Jean-Luc Morelle's interview in the "Libre Belgique"
Jean-Luc Morelle took part of a special case file on the nuclear medicine published in the "Libre Belgique". The special dossier is about the innovative future treatments and Jean-Luc explains how Trasis is involved into it. (P.9)
