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Medical device company profile

surgebright

Austrian developer and manufacturer of Shark Screw human-bone allograft screws for orthopedic and trauma surgery.

Medical Device ManufacturerOrthopedics & MusculoskeletalBone Repair & ReconstructionFoot & Ankle

Headquarters🇦🇹Lichtenberg, Upper Austria, Austria

Founded2016

Commercial statusCommercially availableShark Screw allograft fixation products.

Employees11–50 ^[1]LinkedIn company-size range · Checked 2026-10-31

Estimated revenueNot confirmed

Official websitewww.surgebright.com ↗

Company overview

surgebright is a family-run medical technology company based in Lichtenberg near Linz, Austria, founded in 2016. Its core product is Shark Screw, a threaded cortical-bone allograft used for biological fixation.

Shark Screw is offered for foot and ankle, hand and wrist, and other orthopedic applications. The company describes manufacture by surgebright and a U.S. tissue establishment and lists a U.S. business address in Denver, Colorado.

Managing directors include Klaus Pastl, Lukas Pastl and Thomas Wöhrer. KGG UBG describes supporting the company through founder financing and a silent equity participation.

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Leadership

3 people

Klaus Pastl, MDManaging Director & Medical Director ^[5]

Lukas PastlManaging Director ^[5]

Thomas WöhrerManaging Director ^[5]

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Summary

Shark Screw is a human-bone allograft fixation product. The manufacturer describes production by surgebright and a U.S. tissue establishment; its tissue basis is distinct from conventional metal screw systems. ^[3][4]

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Latest recorded source review: 2026-10-31.

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Orthopedic allograft fixation

Shark Screw Allograft ↗

Threaded allograft screws made from human donor cortical bone for orthopedic fixation, including foot, ankle, hand and wrist applications. The company describes manufacture by surgebright and a U.S. tissue establishment. ^[4][3]

Commercially marketed allograft · market-specific tissue pathway