UV Sterilization

Aerobiotix is a healthcare technology company specializing in advanced air quality management and disinfection systems designed to reduce airborne contaminants and hospital-acquired infections in medical environments. Founded in 2013 and based in Miamisburg, Ohio, the company manufactures medical-grade air purification and disinfection systems utilizing ultraviolet germicidal irradiation (UVGI), HEPA or ULPA filtration, and non-turbulent ultraclean airflow technology. These systems are engineered for continuous autonomous operation in occupied clinical spaces—particularly operating rooms—without disrupting clinical workflows. Aerobiotix's flagship product, Illuvia Sense, is an FDA-registered Class II medical device that autonomously reduces airborne contaminants including infectious bioaerosols, surgical smoke, and volatile organic compounds while providing real-time environmental monitoring and compliance reporting. Clinical evidence demonstrates 99.9% inactivation of bacteria, viruses, and spores, with peer-reviewed studies showing 72% reduction in airborne bacteria during surgery and demonstrated risk reduction for surgical site infections. The company serves hospital systems and surgical facilities globally and supports alignment with AORN, CDC, and ASHRAE air quality guidelines.

LiViliti Health Products manufactures portable UVC LED sanitization devices designed for disinfection of high-touch personal items and consumer goods. The flagship product, the Paptizer Smart Sanitizer (Model T5L), utilizes 40 UVC LEDs operating at 260-280 nm wavelength to eliminate over 99% of bacteria including E. coli, Staphylococcus aureus, Candida albicans, and Pseudomonas aeruginosa. The device features up to 10,000-hour LED lifespan, USB Type-C charging, and sanitizes items in as little as 3 minutes. Multi-use design accommodates various personal and household items. Backed by 2-year product warranty and lab-tested efficacy, LiViliti serves both direct-to-consumer and B2B distributor channels.

Xenex Disinfection Services is a San Antonio-based medical technology company founded in 2008 by epidemiologists Dr. Mark Stibich and Dr. Julie Stachowiak. The company specializes in UV light-based disinfection technology designed to reduce healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) in hospital environments. The flagship product is the LightStrike™ Germ-Zapping Robot, which uses patented pulsed xenon full-spectrum UV light to achieve 99% pathogen reduction on treated surfaces in cycle times as fast as 2 minutes, without chemicals. The technology is FDA-authorized for whole-room microbial reduction and proven effective against resistant pathogens including MRSA, C. difficile, A. baumannii, and E. cloacae. Xenex serves over 350 healthcare facilities across North America, Europe, and Africa, offering integrated disinfection programs that combine robotics with training, advanced workflow consulting, and digital tracking systems to enhance room turnover, infection prevention, and outbreak control.

Ellis Instruments, Inc. is a medical instruments supplier established in 1995, specializing in surgical instruments and equipment for hair restoration surgery and dermatology. The company offers a comprehensive product portfolio including FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) punches, grafting forceps, hair transplanter systems, dermaplaning blades, scalpels, scissors, curettes, and microscopy equipment. Additionally, they supply laboratory glassware, sterilization products (UV air purification systems), and general surgical supplies such as sponge bowls, emesis basins, and catheter trays. Ellis Instruments emphasizes concierge-level customer service, repair support, and sourcing expertise for medical professionals and surgical facilities.

DropMate develops automated UVC high-level disinfection systems specifically designed for ophthalmic clinics and practices. The company's flagship product, Saniteyes Pro™, is an FDA-registered Class I medical device that addresses critical infection control challenges in eye care by providing rapid, point-of-care disinfection of multi-use ophthalmic equipment including eyedropper bottles, tonometry tips, and ophthalmic lenses. The system eliminates >99.99% of bacteria, viruses, and fungi through proprietary UVC technology without chemicals or heat, delivering 6-log reduction of organisms including Adenovirus, Pseudomonas, and Staph. aureus. Developed by ophthalmologists from Stanford, Harvard, and Mount Sinai, DropMate's technology addresses the industry-wide gap where less than 8% of eye clinics follow proper chemical high-level disinfection protocols due to time constraints, labor costs, and material waste. The solution reduces technician burden, eliminates single-use plastic consumption, prevents medication waste, minimizes lens degradation, and typically achieves ROI within three months.

UltraViolet Devices, Inc. (UVDI) manufactures UV-C disinfection technology for healthcare facilities, commercial buildings, and HVAC systems. The company specializes in advanced ultraviolet germicidal irradiation (UVGI) systems designed for both air and surface disinfection in demanding medical and institutional environments. Product lines include room sanitization systems (UVDI-360 Room Sanitizer with UV Smart Connect technology), portable surface disinfection devices (UVDI-GO UV LED Surface Sanitizer for rapid decontamination of high-touch surfaces), and integrated indoor air quality solutions for upper-air and ductwork applications (V-MIX Upper Air Solutions). UVDI systems are engineered for healthcare facilities, laboratories, and facilities requiring continuous microbial control. The company emphasizes U.S. design and manufacturing, energy efficiency, and sustainability. UVDI holds MBE (Minority Business Enterprise) certification from the National Minority Supplier Development Council. Products are distributed through healthcare and HVAC-distributor networks internationally. The company provides comprehensive training resources, technical webinars, and product documentation to support facility managers and healthcare procurement teams.

Ushio America, Inc. is a vertically integrated lighting and optical systems manufacturer established in 1967 as a subsidiary of Ushio Inc. (Tokyo, Japan). The company designs and manufactures specialized lighting components and systems for medical, industrial, semiconductor, scientific, and commercial applications. Core product portfolio includes xenon short-arc lamps, excimer lamps, laser diodes and modules, LED systems, UV curing systems, and infrared heating solutions. In the medical/infection control sector, Ushio is known for Care222® filtered far UV-C excimer lamp modules—proprietary 222nm technology for microbial reduction that can operate in occupied spaces, differentiating it from conventional 254nm UV-C systems. The company also produces 172nm excimer lamps (ExciJet), quartz infrared heaters, and specialized measurement instruments (UIT2400 handheld light meter for 222nm). Manufacturing is ISO 9001 certified with emphasis on quality control and large production capacity. Ushio operates as an OEM component supplier and systems integrator, serving healthcare facilities, laboratories, semiconductor manufacturers, cinema and projection markets, horticulture, and industrial curing applications. The company maintains US-based sales and engineering support.

Capsa Healthcare is a 60+ year-old medical equipment and healthcare solutions company specializing in pharmacy automation, medication management, point-of-care technologies, and health IT infrastructure. The company manufactures and distributes medical computer workstations (Trio, V6), automated medication dispensing cabinets (NexsysADC), pharmacy automation systems including central fill and mail-order pharmacy solutions, Kirby Lester pill counters and tablet counters (KL1v), endoscope drying cabinets (TruAir), crash carts (Avalo), and mobile computing stands. Capsa's solutions are designed to optimize clinical workflows, streamline medication management, and improve operational efficiency across acute care hospitals, extended care facilities, retail and institutional pharmacies. The company claims 60% market adoption among U.S. pharmacies, 70% hospital reliance on workstations, and 80% adoption in institutional pharmacies. Products span emergency departments, ICUs, operating rooms, radiology, gastroenterology, patient rooms, and pharmacy operations. Capsa offers integrated end-to-end solutions combining hardware, software, and workflow optimization. The company provides service and support, product manuals, case studies, and white papers. Recently acquired BlueBin for intelligent clinical supply management and unveiled a Consolidated Services Pharmacy Platform (CSPP).

Light Sources, Inc. is a world-leading manufacturer of specialty and custom light bulbs for OEMs since 1983. The company specializes in UV germicidal (UVC) lamp solutions for air sterilization, surface disinfection, and water purification applications. Product lines include germicidal UVC lamps (including Far-UVC technology), specialty fluorescent lamps for phototherapy and industrial curing, UV curing lamps, and backlighting solutions. Light Sources serves global OEM customers with high-tech design, engineering, and custom manufacturing capabilities for medical, industrial, and commercial applications.

Ear Technology Corporation is a US-owned manufacturer of hearing care solutions and related audio equipment founded in 1992 by Dr. Daniel Schumaier, an audiologist with 50+ years of clinical experience. The company specializes in patented drying, sanitization, and hearing-related technologies. Core product lines include Dry & Store (moisture removal and bacterial sanitization for hearing aids), AllClean UV-C (UV-C sanitization for hearing and optical devices), LightBeam Ear Curettes (illuminated cerumen removal instruments with rechargeable light source and patented threaded connections), and Tweak Hearing (over-the-counter hearing aids for mild hearing challenges). The company also manufactures EarTech TV Audio (personal audio amplification for television viewing), EarTech Music (custom in-ear monitors and accessories for musicians), and PHONEDRS (phone sanitization and drying systems). All products are designed with input from Dr. Schumaier's clinical experience managing hearing aid patients. The company offers US-based customer support and emphasizes individualized service and customizable solutions. Products are positioned at accessible price points relative to competing technologies.

Airgle Corporation, founded in 1999 and headquartered in Holbrook, New York, is a manufacturer and distributor of medical-grade air purification systems designed for airborne infection control and indoor air quality management. The company specializes in stand-alone and HVAC-compatible air purification units serving healthcare facilities, medical clinics, dental practices, commercial spaces, educational institutions, and industrial environments. Airgle's core technology platform centers on three filtration mechanisms: (1) cHEPA filtration certified to remove airborne pathogens and particulates down to 0.003 microns with >99.998% efficiency, tested against SARS-CoV-2 by biosafety level-3 laboratories; (2) activated granulated carbon for removal of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), gaseous chemicals, smoke, and odors; and (3) Titanium Pro UV module employing photocatalytic oxidation to neutralize bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens down to 0.01 microns in size. Product lines include residential air purifiers (AG25, AG300), commercial/professional systems (AG600, AG900), and industrial ventilation systems (AG2000). The company also manufactures medical-specific accessories including extraoral FlexHose kits for dental and medical applications, replacement filters, and UV modules. Airgle maintains worldwide distribution across North America, Europe (Germany, Austria, Denmark, Switzerland), and Asia-Pacific regions (Japan, South Korea, India, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, China). The company operates a government and institutional procurement channel and supports end-users with comprehensive documentation, warranty registration, product authentication, and technical support services.

HEX Equipment is a US-based manufacturer of wellness and sanitization equipment founded in 1979 and headquartered in Saginaw, Michigan. The company designs and manufactures precision-engineered equipment for medical facilities, senior care centers, fitness facilities, salons, hotels, and first responders. Core product lines include UVC sanitization systems (mobile room units, wands, sanitation boxes, HVAC systems, vehicle systems); Near Infrared (NIR) light therapy equipment for pain management and inflammation reduction (RX-series beds, chairs, and portable units); contrast therapy systems for hot-cold recovery; red light therapy booths (REBOOT); and custom tanning equipment. All products are handcrafted and manufactured in the USA with modular designs and hands-free control systems. Equipment is built for high-demand environments with emphasis on low maintenance, durability, and long operational life. NIR products are patented for inflammation reduction and pain management, applicable to bed sores, ligament injuries, bruising, and Parkinson's disease. Certifications include UL, CUL, CSA, and CE compliance. The company serves medical care facilities, assisted living centers, VA hospitals, EMS providers, police and fire departments, and commercial wellness markets across six continents. Offers flexible leasing and financing programs.

Airocide Systems manufactures advanced air disinfection and purification solutions for commercial, industrial, healthcare, and institutional applications. The company's patented photocatalytic oxidation (PCO) and UV-C technologies were originally developed for NASA to sanitize the International Space Station and are now deployed across food storage, floral preservation, beverage production, data centers, educational facilities, healthcare settings, and disaster remediation. The product portfolio includes three main lines: (1) Airocide Air Purifiers—industrial-scale wall-mounted or modular units that eliminate airborne pathogens, mold, ethylene, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and odors without chemicals or ozone, classified as a Class II Medical Device by the FDA; (2) Fighter Flex UV-C HVAC systems that sanitize coils in HVAC and air handling units to reduce energy consumption and microbial biofilm; and (3) Airocide Mobile, a four-stage portable purification system combining medical-grade filtration (0.1 micron capture), PCO technology, carbon filtration, and CO2 removal for rapid disinfection in schools, public spaces, and emergency response scenarios. The company serves healthcare facilities, cold storage operations, floral distribution, wine and beverage producers, data centers, commercial buildings, cannabis cultivation, sports venues, and educational institutions. Airocide's technology destroys 99.99% of pathogens and requires no chemical additives, producing only clean air as output. The company operates a dealer network and offers consultation services for facility-specific air quality solutions.

Germitec manufactures UV-C high-level disinfection (HLD) devices for medical probe and endoscope disinfection. Founded in 2005, the company specializes in rapid, chemical-free UV-C technology targeting healthcare-associated infection (HAI) prevention. Primary product lines include Chronos® (90-second HLD for endocavitary and external ultrasound probes), Chronos® Max (4-minute HLD for transesophageal echocardiography probes and ENT endoscopes without operating channels), and Antigermix® (3-minute HLD for long endocavitary ultrasound probes, TEE/TOE, and ENT endoscopes). All systems employ proprietary Yuvee® UV-C technology proven to eliminate bacteria, fungi, viruses (including HPV), mycobacteria, and spores. The devices feature embedded software for cycle data tracking and traceability, are compatible with leading ultrasound and endoscopy manufacturer probes (e.g., SonoSite), and require no chemical purchase, storage, or disposal. Applications span transvaginal, transesophageal, and external ultrasound imaging as well as ENT endoscopy in hospital, clinic, and ambulatory settings. The company markets to OB/GYN, cardiology, anesthesia, and ENT departments globally, with evidence-based publications demonstrating workflow efficiency gains and superior infection control versus wipe-based disinfection protocols.

Hilco Vision (trading as hilcovision.com) is a comprehensive B2B distributor and wholesaler serving eye care professionals, optometrists, ophthalmologists, and ophthalmic practices across North America. The company supplies an expansive catalog of ophthalmic products including diagnostic instruments (slit lamps, tonometry, pachymetry, ophthalmoscopes, retinoscopes, otoscopes), surgical instruments (blades, cannulas, bipolar instruments, sutures, implants), vision testing equipment (trial frames, eye charts, Amsler grids, stereo tests), and diagnostic lenses (biomicroscopy, fundus, gonioscopy, laser). Hilco Vision also distributes dry eye therapeutics (drops, ointments, punctal plugs, therapy masks, diagnostic devices), ophthalmic pharmaceuticals (lubricants, antihistamines, antibiotics, antivirals, corticosteroids, NSAIDs, anesthetics, contact lens solutions, glaucoma medications), and contact lens accessories and solutions. The company operates a lab and dispensing equipment division featuring ergonomic tools (ErgoProfile pliers, screwdrivers, trays, bench blocks), eyeglass parts (nose pads, screws, rimless components), and specialized supplies (blocking pads, dyes, lens interliner, measuring devices). Additional product lines include eyewear accessories (frames, safety glasses, reading glasses, sunglasses, fitovers, cases), lens care consumables (cleaning cloths, wipes, liquids, anti-fog products, industrial safety lens cleaners), and examination room supplies (drapes, sterilization indicators, surface disinfectants). The company owns and distributes several industry-leading brands including Croakies, Jonathan Paul Fitovers, Bruder, OnGuard Industrial Safety, M&S Technologies, and Nerdwax. Hilco Vision operates a B2B e-commerce portal requiring account login, supports multiple languages (English, French, German), and serves as a single-source supplier for ophthalmic practices.

LaserVision USA, part of the uvex safety group, designs and manufactures a comprehensive line of laser protection products and services for industrial, medical, R&D, educational, military, and government applications. The company specializes in laser safety eyewear, barriers, windows, enclosures, and consulting services. LaserVision serves laser manufacturers, systems integrators, distributors, and end-users globally. The company offers tailored safety solutions and maintains a team of Certified Laser Safety Officers (CLSOs) available for worldwide consulting, auditing, and training support. Product applications include surgical laser protection, industrial laser welding safety, and veterinary laser protection.

ClorDiSys Solutions is an FDA-registered, ISO 13485-certified contract sterilization provider specializing in chlorine dioxide (CD) gas-based sterilization and decontamination services for medical devices, pharmaceuticals, and combination drug-delivery products. Founded in 2001, the company offers ambient-temperature sterilization with zero toxic residuals, broad material compatibility (including electronics), and faster processing cycles than ethylene oxide (EO). Their proprietary Pure CD technology enables in-over-shipper processing and eliminates complex aeration validation delays. ClorDiSys delivers end-to-end validation support and R&D expertise, serving manufacturers of prefilled syringes, bioresorbable implants, electronic medical devices, APIs, and specialty pharmaceuticals. The company combines 25+ years of industry experience with real-time process monitoring and regulatory guidance across global markets.

Pearson Dental Supply is a family-operated distributor of dental, laboratory, orthodontic, and medical supplies and equipment, established in 1945 and headquartered in Sylmar, California. The company maintains a vast inventory of over 130,000 FDA-approved products from national brands and proprietary Pearson-brand lines. Serving dental professionals across the United States through retail locations in California, Nevada, Arizona, and Texas, Pearson Dental Supply offers comprehensive product categories including dental supplies, laboratory items, disposable products, endodontics and orthodontics supplies, equipment and digital imaging solutions, impression materials, infection control products, and prophy supplies. The company provides additional services including practice setup support, office design consultation, equipment installation by trained technicians, and financing options. Known for personalized service, fast shipping, and quality assurance, Pearson Dental Supply functions as a one-stop resource for dental practice needs with mobile app access, continuing education courses, and regular promotional offerings.

Excelitas Technologies Corp. is a global leader in photonics, specializing in high-performance sensing, detection, and imaging solutions for biomedical, semiconductor, aerospace, and defense markets. Headquartered in Pittsburgh, PA, the company provides an extensive portfolio of photonic products including lasers, light sources, photodiodes, optical components, and integrated custom solutions. With heritage dating to the late 1800s and established as a PerkinElmer spinout in 2010, Excelitas delivers innovations spanning X-Cite fluorescence illuminators for medical diagnostics, thermal infrared sensors for thermal imaging, UV-LED curing systems for medical device manufacturing, Cermax xenon lamps, and precision optical assemblies. The company serves customers from concept through production, supporting applications in surgical visualization, laboratory automation, industrial inspection, and medical device assembly.

Cleanis Inc manufactures specialized hygiene and waste management solutions for hospitals, healthcare facilities, and home healthcare settings. The company's flagship product line, CareBag®, comprises disposable bedpan and commode pail liners, emesis bags, urinal bags, and toilet bowl liners—all designed with super-absorbent pads to reduce direct contact with bodily waste, minimize splashing and spilling, and improve nursing workflow and safety. The CareBag® line is available in both standard and antimicrobial formulations. Cleanis also produces GelMax®, a line of soluble solidifier pods and super-absorbent mats for fluid containment; Aqua® wash and shampoo gloves for patient hygiene; and the PottyMate® potty liner for pediatric and home care applications. The company's UVC disinfection product portfolio includes the AUVS Box Advanced Ultra-Violet System, mobile UVC units (MRS45-12, MRS33-8, MRS14-4), wall and pendant-mounted fixtures, and Smart OR and Smart EVS packages for operating room and environmental services disinfection. CareBag® products are manufactured using 100% post-consumer recycled plastic and have demonstrated 30–50% reduction in C. difficile infections in clinical practice. Cleanis holds patent-pending status for its recycled-plastic CareBag® design and reports 50% lower greenhouse gas emissions compared to traditional absorbent liners. The company serves acute-care hospitals, critical access facilities, and home healthcare providers across the US and Canada, with international operations supported through a European office.