Industrial EO Gas Sterilizer

The process delivers a Sterility Assurance Level (SAL) of 10⁻⁶, meaning the probability of a single viable microorganism surviving is one in a million. This high efficacy is achieved through EO gas’s ability to alkylate and disrupt the DNA and proteins of bacteria, viruses, fungi, and spores.

Yes. In addition to medical devices, it is suitable for preventing microbial growth and spoilage in seasonings, dried fruit kernels, packaged cereal grains, and similar products, making it useful beyond healthcare and pharmaceutical applications.

All areas that contact the product load are built from premium stainless steel—typically SS 304 or SS 316 grades—to ensure durability, corrosion resistance, and compliance with hygienic standards.

A full run averages roughly 8 hours. This includes preconditioning/humidification, EO gas exposure, and the subsequent aeration/evacuation phases needed to remove residual gas.

Two main options are available:

• Semi-automatic systems controlled by conventional hard-wired analog push buttons.
• Fully automatic PLC-HMI systems featuring a programmable logic controller and an intuitive touchscreen human-machine interface for automated cycle execution and monitoring.

Yes. Comprehensive qualification documentation packages covering Installation Qualification (IQ), Operational Qualification (OQ), and Design Qualification (DQ) can be supplied upon request to support regulatory compliance.

The units require compressed air at 100 psig. Power supply ranges from 1 kW to 2.5 kW depending on the model, typically at 220 V single-phase 50 Hz (adjustable to customer’s local voltage).

EO gas has exceptional permeability and diffusion properties. Combined with vacuum cycles, controlled humidity (typically 40–80 % RH), and recirculation, it reaches deep into multi-layer packaging, device channels, porous surfaces, and intricate geometries that steam or radiation cannot easily access.

Systems are offered in modular designs ranging from compact 0.5-cubic-meter models up to large 40-cubic-meter industrial units. Standard smaller models include AETOS-2.6 (≈70 L), AETOS-4.5 (≈125 L), and AETOS-8 (≈200 L), with corresponding EO cartridge sizes.