Angelo Barberic
AirSep Regional Manager, Europe, MEA, Russia/CIS
Clarence center, New York, NY, United States
Healthcare
AirSep Corporation is the world leader in Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) and Vacuum Pressure Swing Adsorption (VPSA) oxygen systems. AirSep’s wide-range of oxygen products have been installed globally for over 36 years and serve multiple applications and industries including hospitals/medical facilities, bioremediation, fish farming, gold leaching, odor control, and water/wastewater treatment, among others.
AirSep offers innovative, economical, non-cryogenic oxygen supply solutions as an alternative to cylinder or liquid supplies. Producing an unlimited supply of oxygen on-location, an AirSep Oxygen Generator eliminates regular oxygen
deliveries.
AirSep Oxygen Generators reliably produce oxygen, 24/7. AirSep’s high-quality products are easy to maintain, the most cost effective and the safest oxygen sources available for medical oxygen supply, mobile military/medical clinics, and hospitals/medical facilities.
More than 5,000 hospitals, in nearly 50 countries worldwide, currently rely on AirSep PSA Medical Oxygen Systems to meet their central pipeline and other oxygen needs.
These oxygen gas generators and plants operate automatically to supply patient, surgical, and critical care units in medical facilities, military field hospitals, on-site emergency preparedness centers, and disaster response and recovery efforts.
AirSep supplies both portable and wall-mounted medical oxygen generators for smaller clinics ranging in capacity from 8 LPM to 15 LPM.
For larger hospitals with central piping, AirSep stationary generators with capacities up to 5,500 SCFH (144.6 Nm³/hr or 2,596 LPM) at 72.5 psig (500 kPa or 5.0 barg) are available as single train, duplex, or skidded turnkey systems. All HM Series systems are designed to deliver oxygen that meets the United States and European Pharmacopoeia Oxygen 93 Percent (93% ±3%) Monograph and fully assembled and tested in AirSep facilities. Unskidded, high purity (99% ±0.5%), containerized, and cylinder refilling options are available upon customer request.
Any AirSep Oxygen Generator can be packaged with other customer-specified or AirSep-recommended components to form complete Medical Oxygen Supply Systems, including automatic switch-over. In the unlikely event that the system deviates from preset limits, the automatic switch-over immediately switches to the secondary oxygen supply. System alarms alert the health care facility of the condition so that corrective service may be performed.
For customers who require portability or desire to supply oxygen to others, the cylinder filling option allows for the filling of as few as 8-100s of cylinders per day at up to 2,200 psig (15,169 kPa or 151.6 barg). If a self-sufficient secondary oxygen supply is needed, cost-efficient oxygen compressors designed to fill cylinders intermittently are available. AirSep also offers weatherproof and duplex systems (two independent systems with manual or automatic switch-over). For special applications, a high concentration module can be added to the system.
AirSep Medical Oxygen systems can be fabricated in accordance with all relevant local codes (e.g., ASME, ANSI, NEMA, CSA, CRN, CE/PED, TSG R0004-2009, HTM2022, ISO 9001, ISO 13485, ISO 7396, and USPXXII Medical Oxygen Standards).
AirSep offers innovative, economical, non-cryogenic oxygen supply solutions as an alternative to cylinder or liquid supplies. Producing an unlimited supply of oxygen on-location, an AirSep Oxygen Generator eliminates regular oxygen
deliveries.
AirSep Oxygen Generators reliably produce oxygen, 24/7. AirSep’s high-quality products are easy to maintain, the most cost effective and the safest oxygen sources available for medical oxygen supply, mobile military/medical clinics, and hospitals/medical facilities.
More than 5,000 hospitals, in nearly 50 countries worldwide, currently rely on AirSep PSA Medical Oxygen Systems to meet their central pipeline and other oxygen needs.
These oxygen gas generators and plants operate automatically to supply patient, surgical, and critical care units in medical facilities, military field hospitals, on-site emergency preparedness centers, and disaster response and recovery efforts.
AirSep supplies both portable and wall-mounted medical oxygen generators for smaller clinics ranging in capacity from 8 LPM to 15 LPM.
For larger hospitals with central piping, AirSep stationary generators with capacities up to 5,500 SCFH (144.6 Nm³/hr or 2,596 LPM) at 72.5 psig (500 kPa or 5.0 barg) are available as single train, duplex, or skidded turnkey systems. All HM Series systems are designed to deliver oxygen that meets the United States and European Pharmacopoeia Oxygen 93 Percent (93% ±3%) Monograph and fully assembled and tested in AirSep facilities. Unskidded, high purity (99% ±0.5%), containerized, and cylinder refilling options are available upon customer request.
Any AirSep Oxygen Generator can be packaged with other customer-specified or AirSep-recommended components to form complete Medical Oxygen Supply Systems, including automatic switch-over. In the unlikely event that the system deviates from preset limits, the automatic switch-over immediately switches to the secondary oxygen supply. System alarms alert the health care facility of the condition so that corrective service may be performed.
For customers who require portability or desire to supply oxygen to others, the cylinder filling option allows for the filling of as few as 8-100s of cylinders per day at up to 2,200 psig (15,169 kPa or 151.6 barg). If a self-sufficient secondary oxygen supply is needed, cost-efficient oxygen compressors designed to fill cylinders intermittently are available. AirSep also offers weatherproof and duplex systems (two independent systems with manual or automatic switch-over). For special applications, a high concentration module can be added to the system.
AirSep Medical Oxygen systems can be fabricated in accordance with all relevant local codes (e.g., ASME, ANSI, NEMA, CSA, CRN, CE/PED, TSG R0004-2009, HTM2022, ISO 9001, ISO 13485, ISO 7396, and USPXXII Medical Oxygen Standards).
