IGS OXYSWING medical oxygen generators for healthcare application
Installation of on-site medical oxygen generation systems in healthcare facilities is growing all around the world as a safe alternative to oxygen from gas suppliers.
Our unique and patented OXYSWING medical oxygen generators are available as Class IIB certified medical devices according to the European Medical Device Directive 93/42/CE and are allowed for any healthcare application, especially after the introduction of the Oxygen 93% Monograph as outlined in the European Pharmacopoeia Supplement 7.1, which has become effective starting from July 2011.
IGS Italia's Quality Management System is also certified according to ISO 13485:2003 for the manufacturing of medical devices.
With the OXYSWING from IGS, finally you have access to a fully safe and reliable oxygen source, which can be installed in your healthcare facility as per ISO 10083:2006 and HTM 2022.
OXYSWING is convenient and easy
- Patented FlatFlow gas distribution system for unmatched performance and efficiency
- Robust and simple design for minimum maintenance requirements
- Process piping and valve bodies made of stainless steel
- Components form first-class international suppliers
- Identical components throughout the whole product line for easy spare parts management
- Oxygen analyzer with zirconium-oxide sensor for maximum reliability and no annual renewal or calibration
- Telemetry for remote monitoring and control
- Touch panel or semi-graphical HMI interface
Reference
Our hospital has an operational and functional OXYSWING medical oxygen generator OS-48 with EOS-32 Dual Bank from IGS Italia since 2009. The produced medical oxygen is supplied to the General Wards (Medicine, Pediatrics, Obstetrics, Gynecology, Surgery & Pay Wards) as well as to the CCU-ICU, NICU, PICU, SICU, OB-ICU and cancer center. The very constant purity of the produced medical oxygen has avoided us any untoward experiences. The OXYSWING generator has brought enormous savings of more than 40% to our hospital compared to the former supply by oxygen cylinders. These savings have even significantly increased due to continuously rising prices for medical oxygen cylinders.
Helen B. De Peralta
Chief of Hospital III
Cotabato Regional and Medical Center (CRMC), Cotabato City - the Philippines