Unique solutions for fast
pre-cleaning, drying and active storage of endoscopes
AquaTYPHOON™, PlasmaTYPHOON™, and PlasmaBAG™ improve efficiency and sustainability in endoscope reprocessing
The creation of an innovation
In 2011 PlasmaBiotics was founded in Paris, France, as a young and innovative company specialized in the drying and storage of endoscopes. Its core products: the PlasmaTYPHOON, an ultra-fast drying unit for endoscopes, and the PlasmaBAG, a single-use bag for active storage using plasma technology.
The products deliver superior and efficient performance by significantly reducing endoscope reprocessing times. These innovations minimize the risk of bacterial contamination through a highly effective drying mechanism for the endoscopic channels and active endoscope storage using plasma technology. The PlasmaTYPHOON and PlasmaBAG System work with most current endoscope reprocessing protocols.
In 2017, PlasmaBiotics was awarded the first prize at the Innovative Medical Companies Awards by the Alliance for Biologic and Medical Engineering.
In 2018, PENTAX Medical, a division of the HOYA Group, acquired a controlling interest in PlasmaBiotics SAS, to strengthen the hygiene portfolio and the continued focus on reducing cross-contamination risks.
It was in 2022, when PlasmaBiotics presented the next generation of PlasmaTYPHOON, the PlasmaTYPHOON+. At the same time, a storage bag with a more sustainable approach was introduced as well, the PlasmaBAG ECO.
The latest addition to the range of solutions is AquaTYPHOON, which revolutionizes the pre-cleaning of endoscopes, even in the non-brushable channels of endoscopes.
AquaTYPHOON, PlasmaTYPHOON, PlasmaBAG
The smart reprocessing team
The AquaTYPHOON is part of our hygiene solution to enhance endoscope hygiene and patient safety. The complete system reduces the risks of cross-contamination and infections.
AquaTYPHOON
Learn morePlasmaTYPHOON+
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1) See technical data section.
2) Validated for up to 744 storage hours (31 days) according to NF EN 16442 norm. The maximum storage time may be subject to local regulations on endoscope storage.