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Safe breathing air supply

Published:  01 December, 2021

The production of breathing air is one of the most sensitive tasks in medical and industrial applications. It is essential to supply employees with clean breathing air that complies with the requirements of DIN EN 12021 and DIN EN ISO 7396-1 and the quality standard of the European Pharmacopoeia.

DONALDSON says it was a complex task to develop a breathing air system that could be used equally flexibly for different areas of application and that reliably ensured the supply of breathing air in accordance with this high-quality standard while requiring little space. Building on the experience gained in the use of the modular, heatless, plug & work, compressed air purification system Ultrapac Smart, Donaldson developed the Ultrapure Smart breathing air system, which sets a new standard through its compact design and easy access to all components.

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