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The Steady Commercial Growth of G. Samaras S.A.: A Year of Global Expansion, Trust and Major International Projects As another year of strong commercial activity comes to an end, G. Samaras S.A. highlights the consistent growth of its international presence. Increased brand awareness, expanding strategic collaborations and the continuous trust of...

A New Milestone Begins G. Samaras S.A. – Medical Gas Systems proudly announces the expansion of its production operations with the construction of a new state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in the Industrial Area of Thermi, Thessaloniki. Located only a short distance from the company’s current headquarters, this new facility marks a decisive step...

Medical Gas Systems Installations: Challenges and the Application of Modern Methodologies Installing medical gas systems in hospitals is a high-stakes, precision-driven process. Projects are often executed under strict timelines, across multiple active construction sites, and within functioning clinical environments. Common challenges include overlapping schedules in hospitals nationwide, frequent last-minute changes to...

Investing in fiber laser technology, precision automation, and vertical integration to accelerate production and serve our customers faster with zero compromise on quality. In our ongoing effort to improve operational autonomy and production accuracy, G. Samaras is expanding its in-house manufacturing capabilities with the upcoming acquisition of the Bodor A3T6 Fiber...

In modern healthcare environments, the availability of medical oxygen is a matter of critical importance. From intensive care units and surgical theaters to emergency departments and rural health centers, oxygen plays a vital role in supporting respiratory function, anesthesia, and life-saving interventions. Medical Oxygen Concentrator Supply System, manufactured by G. Samaras, is...

In hospitals and private clinics, the reliability of medical gas systems is a cornerstone of patient safety and clinical performance. These systems provide continuous access to vital gases such as oxygen, medical air, nitrous oxide, carbon dioxide, and medical vacuum—gases essential for anesthesia, mechanical ventilation, resuscitation, and critical care. Given...