Address Moisture Challenges
Continuous Monitoring
Medical professionals are increasingly using breath to monitor patients. However, if patient breath is not conditioned properly or if not attended to, humidity can affect the accuracy and timeliness of the results.
Respiratory Diagnostics
Several researchers have tested patient breath to diagnose and monitor a variety of issues, including asthma, gastrointestinal issues and cancer. However, moisture in our breath tends to decrease the life of typical filters used in outpatient breath analysis devices.
Gas Therapies
When delivering therapeutic gases to patients, it is important to confirm the amount of gas present. Humidity can impact measurement of gas.
Trust Our Expertise
For over 40 years, we have helped equipment manufacturers across many applications control moisture. Our ME Dryers can selectively transfer moisture across its membrane and can remove up to 90% moisture from a wet gas stream. That means helping you achieve accurate test results, prevent equipment damage, save on costs, and improve patient outcomes.