Ningbo Jansen NMR Technology

Ningbo Jansen NMR Technology Co., Ltd. mainly engages in the research, development, production, and sales of core components for medical magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) equipment. Its main products include superconducting magnets, permanent magnets, and gradient coils. With the vision of "becoming a global leading brand in the magnetic resonance core component industry," the company is committed to "designing and producing advanced MRI core components and promoting the development of the magnetic resonance industry." Its mission is "to make magnetic resonance an affordable daily diagnostic tool for the general public through mastering core technologies and continuous innovation, and to tirelessly strive for public health and human well-being." The company has mastered and broken through core component technologies in the MRI industry. It has established the Zhejiang High-tech Enterprise Research and Development Center, the Zhejiang Postdoctoral Workstation, and the Academician Workstation. In 2023, it was selected as a national specialized, refined, distinctive, and innovative 'Little Giant' enterprise, and in 2024, it was recognized as a key 'Little Giant' enterprise in this category. Since its establishment, the company has received numerous honors and has undertaken and participated in several major scientific research projects. Notably, the successfully developed "1.5T Liquid Helium-Free Superconducting Magnet System" was recognized as the first international prototype product in the key area of Zhejiang Province's high-end equipment manufacturing industry in 2021. The company completed the establishment of delivery centers in India in 2019 and in Italy in 2021, achieving an upgrade from a local enterprise to an international one and preliminarily forming a global industrial layout. In the future, the company will further expand the application scope of superconducting technology, allowing it to better serve broader industrial fields such as power and transportation, and make greater contributions to the industrialization of superconducting technology.