Plano-based medical device provider Argon Medical has opened a new Distribution & Education Center (ADEC) in Derby, England, aiming for it to serve as a dedicated hub for its global operations.
Argon—a provider of medical device solutions for Interventional radiology, vascular surgery, interventional cardiology, and oncology procedures—said the “state-of-the-art” facility represents a major step forward in its global operations, and will serve as a hub for more than 80 countries across Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and the Asia-Pacific region.
Interior photo of Argon Medical’s new Distribution & Education Center in Derby, England. [Photo: PRNewsfoto/Argon Medical Devices, Inc.]
“Our foremost goal with ADEC is to deliver industry-leading operational support and clinical training to our teams and distributor partners across EMEA and APAC,” Matt Edwards, SVP for EMEA & APAC at Argon, said in a statement. “This facility establishes a centralized hub for distribution, collaboration, and hands-on education. Equipped with a dedicated Clinical Education Center and cutting-edge digital capabilities, we are now able to offer both in-person and interactive online training at the highest standards.”
Enables ‘immersive learning experiences’
At more than 20,000 square feet, Argon’s ADEC hub combines a modern product distribution warehouse, corporate offices, and a specialized hands-on training area designed for physicians and distributors. The space enables immersive learning experiences on Argon’s advanced product portfolio and procedural techniques, the company said.
View of the new specialized hands-on training area of the facility. [Photo: PRNewsfoto/Argon Medical Devices, Inc.]
Argon said this major investment underscores its commitment to enhancing customer service, operational excellence, and clinical support amid the rapid growth of the EMEA and APAC markets. It said that by streamlining logistics and providing comprehensive education, the facility is poised to accelerate product shipments, increase responsiveness, and foster stronger, more collaborative partnerships with regional stakeholders.
View of the new distribution area of Argon’s U.K. facility. [Photo: PRNewsfoto/Argon Medical Devices, Inc.]
“This new facility marks a significant milestone in our global growth strategy,” Argon Medical CEO and President George Leondis said in a statement. “By strengthening our presence in EMEA and APAC, we’re not only expanding our operational footprint but also reinforcing our commitment to delivering innovative solutions and world-class support to customers across these regions.”
Since its founding in 1972, Argon Medical Devices has grown to over 1,200 employees. The company manufactures products in the U.S. in Texas, Illinois, New York, and Wisconsin.
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