In hospitals and clinics, PSA oxygen generators produce oxygen on site and give medical procedures an uninterrupted supply. Because they deliver high-purity oxygen, these systems are used across many critical areas of healthcare facilities, from operating rooms to intensive care units.
With Oxyvital PSA oxygen generators, your facility can access high-purity oxygen reliably and sustainably without depending on cylinder deliveries, so patient care continues without interruption.
How OXYVITAL PSA Oxygen Generators Work in Hospitals and Clinics
Why Should Hospitals and Clinics Use an Oxygen Generator?
In healthcare facilities, oxygen is one of the critical medical gases that directly sustain patients' lives. Uninterrupted oxygen access is essential for treatment safety, operational continuity and quality of patient care.
Provides an uninterrupted oxygen supply for patients who need respiratory support.
Delivers a stable, reliable flow of medical oxygen during surgical procedures.
Supports fast, continuous oxygen access when immediate intervention is needed.
Enables safe use in neonatal care, where precise oxygen control is required.
Supports the medical gas infrastructure these treatments rely on.
Used as needed in veterinary surgery and intensive care.
CE Certificate
ISO 9001
ISO 13485
ISO 14001
ISO 45001
2017/745 MDR
PED 2014/68/EUUninterrupted Production with Oxyvital PSA Oxygen Generators
With 46 years of experience as a leading PSA generator manufacturer in Türkiye, Oxyvital delivers innovative solutions for reliable, uninterrupted oxygen production in hospitals and clinics. Thanks to a range of capacity options and a modular design, Oxyvital PSA generators suit facilities of every size, from small clinics to large city hospitals.
If you want to establish an independent oxygen source for your hospital or clinic with PSA oxygen generators, contact Oxyvital to learn more about our tailored healthcare solutions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Oxygen is used in intensive care, operating rooms, emergency departments and every medical procedure that requires respiratory support.
Yes. They are designed to produce oxygen at a purity that meets medical standards.
Yes. In many healthcare facilities, PSA systems are suitable as the primary oxygen source.
It depends on system capacity, but most installations can be commissioned in a short time.
No. PSA systems are designed to run efficiently for long periods with low energy consumption.