KIWON Solutec Oxygen Generation Systems are engineered to provide consistent, high-purity oxygen tailored to the critical needs of hospitals, emergency care units, laboratories, and industrial applications. Leveraging advanced Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) technology, these systems offer a cost-effective, eco-friendly, and self-sufficient alternative to traditional oxygen supply chains. Designed with safety, scalability, and operational efficiency in mind, KIWON Solutec ensures uninterrupted oxygen availability where and when it is needed most.

Key Features

• High-Purity Oxygen Production: Delivers oxygen with purities up to 95%, suitable for both medical and industrial applications.
• Advanced PSA Technology: Separates oxygen from atmospheric air to provide a continuous and reliable supply.
• Energy-Efficient Operation: Designed for low power consumption, reducing operational costs.
• Compact and Modular Design: Space-saving units that can be integrated into existing infrastructures and scaled according to demand.
• Automated Control Systems: Equipped with PLC controls and HMI interfaces for real-time monitoring and easy operation.
• Safety and Compliance: Meets international standards for medical oxygen production, ensuring safe and reliable use.

Why Choose KIWON Solutec?

• Cost-Effective: Reduces reliance on external suppliers, lowering transportation and storage costs.
• Reliable Supply: Guarantees uninterrupted oxygen availability for patient care and industrial processes.
• Eco-Friendly: Minimizes carbon footprint by eliminating the need for oxygen cylinder deliveries.
• Versatile Applications: Suitable for hospitals, laboratories, and industrial facilities.
• Scalable Solutions: Modular systems allow expansion to meet growing oxygen demands.

Ideal For

• Healthcare Facilities: Hospitals, emergency care units, and clinics requiring continuous oxygen supply.
• Laboratories: Research and testing labs needing high-purity oxygen for various applications.
• Industrial Applications: Industries such as metal fabrication, water treatment, and food processing that use oxygen in their processes.
• Remote and Emergency Settings: Field hospitals, disaster relief operations, and remote facilities where traditional oxygen supply chains are impractical.