Safe Air, Better Health

February 2008: AirInSpace is pleased to announce that PlasmairT2006 by AirInSpace has received FDA 510(k) clearance as a mobile air purifier and recirculating air cleaner for medical purposes. The device is used in hospitals for the filtration and inactivation of a wide range of biological airborne particles. The PlasmairT2006 by AirInSpace is designed to treat indoor air to supplement existing building air treatment and/or provide air treatment where none exists.

Unique HEPA-MD™ Technology High Efficiency Particluate Arrestance Combined with Microbial Destruction
Versatile and cost effective solution for Airborne contamination control
Rapid reduction of contamination levels
Meets CDC Guidelines

About AirInSpace: AirInSpace develops, manufactures and distributes mobile and in-duct air purifier / recirculating air cleaner devices for the healthcare market, aerospace, and industry. The HEPA-MD™ reactor system used in PlasmairT2006 and Immunair are effective in filtering out and inactivating a wide range of airborne biological particles. Since 2005, over 350 devices have been in use worldwide at over 100 hospitals. This identical technology is currently used on the International Space Station (ISS) to protect astronauts and equipment. AirInSpace is a ISO 9001 certified manufacturing facility.

News, Media & Investor Information

Peer Review Journal Articles

Please select the articles you are intested in:

Journal of Hospital Infection, Elsevier Ltd. Prospective survey of indoor fungal contamination in hospital during a period of building construction, November 2007. 18 month prospective study in Dijon University Hospital hematology unit during a period of construction. Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology The Society of Healthcare Epidemiology of America (SHEA), Decreasing Airborne Contamination Levels in High-Risk Hospital Areas Using a Novel Mobile Air-Treatment, October 2007. Study at Saint Antoine Hospital and University Hospital in Besançon involving operating room and pediatric hematology ward. Journal of Hospital Infection, Elsevier Ltd. Reduced Fungal contamination of the indoor environment with the Plasmair system (AirInSpace), December 2006. Prospective study in Dijon University Hospital adult and pediatric hematology units. American Journal of Infection Control The Association for Professionals in Infection Control (APIC), Evaluation of a new mobile system for protecting immune suppressed patients against airborne contamination, September 2007. Two Studies at Necker Children¹s Hospital, Paris, Immuno-Haematology Pediatric Service Department; and Rennes University Hospital, Rennes, France in the pediatric hematology wing.

Tradeshows & Educational Symposia

Exhibiting at the 2009 UPPI Annual Meeting
(United Pharmacy Partners, Inc.)
September 17, 2009
Denver Marriott City Center
Denver, Colorado

Breakfast Symposium hosted by AirInSpace, Inc.
September 17, 2009

Radiopharmacy – Meeting USP <797> Requirements

2008 UPPI Presentation about PlasmairT2006
Author: Dr. Vance Bergeron

Data Graph: PlasmairT2006 creates immediate ISO 7 Lab Environment

Reproductive Medicine – Control VOCs in the IVF Lab

PlasmairT2006 efficient removal of VOCs

PlasmairT2006 Total VOC abatement lab report

Infection Control – APIC Annual Conference 2008

Poster Presentation # 8-80
Abstract Title: Evaluation of a Novel Mobile System for Protecting Immune-Suppressed Patients Against Airborne Contamination
Author: Vance Bergeron, Nicolas Laudinet
Presentation Time: Tuesday, June 17 from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm

Poster Presentation # 7-57
Abstract Title: Reducing Airborne Contamination in Hospital Environments With an In-Room Non-Thermal Plasma Air-Treatment Unit
Author: Vance Bergeron, Nicolas Laudinet
Presentation Time: Tuesday, June 17 from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm

Infection Control – AirInSpace Education Symposium 2008

AirInSpace held an educational forum that discussed Strategies for Airborne Infection Control under Challenging Environments and Patient Conditions.

Wayne Thomann, PhD; Duke University Medical Center:
"The Evolution and Application of Engineering Controls in Protective Isolation"

Michael Phillips, M.D.; NYU Medical Center:
"Surveillance for Healthcare-acquired Invasive Aspergillosis: How Big is theProblem?"

Serge Aho-Glélé, M.D.; Dijon University Hospital:
"Impact of Air Decontamination by Use of Plasmers on the Occurrence of Invasive Aspergillosis in Patients at Risk in Hematological Ward"

For more information please contact Abby Schopp at Abby.schopp@airinspace.com.