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Medical Air Systems
Reliable, Hygienic, and Continuous Medical Air Supply
Medical Air Units are classified as medical devices and therefore must be designed and manufactured in compliance with ISO 13485 – Quality Management Standard for Medical Devices.Since medical air supply is critical for patient safety, air generation systems must comply with the following regulations and international standards:
What makes air “medical”?
Medical Device Regulation (MDR) EU 2017/745
EN ISO 7396-1, HTM 02-01 or HTM 2022 (Europe)
Medical air purity criteria
* O₂: 19.5–23.5 %
* CO₂ ≤ 500 ppm
* CO ≤ 5 ppm
* Oil vapor ≤ 0,1 mg/m³
* Particle and bacteria limits
* CO₂ ≤ 500 ppm
* CO ≤ 5 ppm
* Oil vapor ≤ 0,1 mg/m³
* Particle and bacteria limits
Medical Air Systems
Key Features
Oil-Lubricated or Oil-Free Compressor Options
Quiet and efficient alternatives tailored to different needs.
Multi-Stage Filtration & Drying
Provides high protection against dust, particles, oil vapor, and bacteria. Air is delivered dried down to -40 °C.
Smart Control System
Monitor all system parameters via a touch screen; automatic warning and alarm functions ensure maximum safety.
Redundant (By-pass) Design
Configured with redundancy to ensure uninterrupted operation even in case of unit failure.
Medical Air Systems
System Components
Air Compressor Group
Typically 2 or 3 units in N+1 configuration
Air Dryer
Refrigerant or Adsorption Type
Filters
Dust, activated carbon, bacterial
Air Backup Tank
Activated Carbon Tower
The oil vapor from the compressor (which may be present in small amounts even if oil-free), as well as traces of exhaust gases in the ambient air (CO, NOx, etc.), are eliminated to prevent odor and taste disturbances.
This is essential to meet the ≤ 0.1 mg/m³ oil vapor limit specified in the Pharmacopoeia.
Control Panel
Automatic Operation and Backup System Activation
STERILE / Bacterial Filter
At the final outlet line
