The Arthrex facility in Munich is part of a leading global medical technology company specializing in minimally invasive surgical solutions. The project includes one of the largest training environments for arthroscopy in Europe, designed to support advanced medical education and hands-on surgical training.

Metall Ritten was responsible for the execution of extensive steel and metal construction works within the building, including the installation of multifunctional suspended columns in the training areas. The project required a high level of precision, particularly due to the integration of technical equipment and the demanding assembly conditions.

A key challenge was the installation of prefabricated, powder-coated railing elements within multiple staircases. These components, weighing up to 400 kg each, were mounted on site with millimetre accuracy. In addition, delicate aluminium louvre elements were installed on the roof, supported by a galvanized steel substructure.

The project combines functional requirements of a high-tech medical training facility with precise metal construction and structural execution.

Products used

• Structural steel: approx. 50 tons
• Staircase railings: installed in 5 stair cores
• Aluminium louvre façade (roof): mounted on galvanized steel substructure
• Prefabricated elements: up to 400 kg per unit