FUNERALIA delivers state-of-the-art equipment for pathological institute in Karlsruhe, Germany
FUNERALIA has equipped the new building of the Institute of Forensic Medicine of the University of Bern, Switzerland.
Parisian hospital entrusted HYGECO with the renovation of its mortuary chamber
In view of the current Covid-19 crisis, HYGECO offers tailor-made, refrigerated body storage cabinets
HYGECO & FUNERALIA being part of the renovation of the Anatomy Lab of Brussels University (ULB)
Introducing the new ECOZINC
After several months devoted to its development and authorisation, HYGECO is pleased to announce the launch of the new ECOZINC: an airtight, biodegradable body bag aiming to replace the zinc coffins used for body repatriation.
FUNERALIA : trusted by the molecular biological research laboratory of Technical University Dresden
FUNERALIA has been entrusted by Technical University Dresden (TUD) with the equipment of its new molecular biological research laboratory.
HYGECO delivered new equipment to the forensic institute in Temuco/Chile
In partnership with Arquimed, new autopsy equipment was duly installed at the Temuco Forensic Institute.
HYGECO has furnished 6 hospitals in Ghana
In partnership with Vamed Engineering, Hygeco manufactured and delivered equipment for 6 hospitals in Ghana (Buipe, Wheta, Somanya, Sawla, Tolon, Bamboi).
FUNERALIA has built the new disaster centre in Saudi Arabia
FUNERALIA, the German brand of the HYGECO Group, is proud to announce the completion of the disaster management centre in the Aseer region of Saudi Arabia with its local partner, Al Yasmina.
HYGECO renovates the IRCAD in Strasbourg, France
The world-renowned IRCAD (Research Institute Against Cancer of the Digestive Tract) trains 6,200 surgeons from all over the world every year.
HYGECO has re-equipped the Athanée in Nice, France
At the end of 2018, HYGECO delivered its biggest project in France: the Athanée in Nice.
Equipping 36 hospitals in Saudi-Arabia
HYGECO builds disaster room in Saudi- Arabia
Wishing to equip itself with a disaster room in Mecca two months before the start of the annual pilgrimage, the Saudi authorities called on Hygeco and its local partner for the construction of a hall with a capacity of 800 places.