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Swissray adds four orders to record backlog
Demand for digital radiography products is brisk at Swissray International. The company received four orders this month for its ddR systemsÑthree from Europe and one from Taiwan.The company's backlog for systems now exceeds $14 million, 70% of which is
Demand for digital radiography products is brisk at Swissray International. The company received four orders this month for its ddR systemsÑthree from Europe and one from Taiwan.
The company's backlog for systems now exceeds $14 million, 70% of which is for ddR equipment. Many of last year's sales were made to sites in Eastern Europe. The flurry of orders from Western Europe and Asia is proof of the company's success in establishing a global presence, according to Swissray executives.
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