Helping your patients and you, breathe easier
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We believe you deserve the best life-saving equipment possible.
That’s why we develop and manufacture innovative, reliable, effective, fully pneumatic oxygen-powered life support ventilators and CPAP products for healthcare workers like you worldwide.
What We Offer
Fully pneumatic critical care ventilators, CPAP systems, and accessories that work with you to deliver superior ventilatory support to neonates, infants, pediatrics, children, and adults. Built for pre-hospital and hospital environments including the ER, MRI, OR, ICU, NICU and transport. Our lightweight, portable, precise, and easy-to-use devices are ready when you need them – anytime, anywhere.
Airon Corporation products
Critical care ventilatory support for neonates,
pediatrics and adults.
All of Airon’s ventilators and CPAP products are lightweight, portable, easy-to-use. And fully pneumatic.
Built to deliver volume or pressure control for critical respiratory needs and changing pulmonary dynamics, they are vital tools in the fight against life-threatening situations, as well as infectious disease.
In fact, Airon’s innovative technology was licensed by GE Healthcare and manufactured by Ford for the 50,000 ventilators in 100 days response to Covid-19 in 2020.
All of our devices are proudly made in our Melbourne, Florida, USA headquarters.
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Enabling Early Mobility in Mechanically Ventilated Patients
How the Airon Portfolio Delivers Ventilation Across the Continuum of Care
One Ventilator Across the Neonatal Continuum of Care
Clinical evidence is clear: early mobilization improves patient recovery and increases ventilator-free days. However, heavy and battery-dependent equipment often creates the primary barrier to consistent implementation.
Managing multiple specialized ventilator platforms drives up hospital costs, training demands, and device maintenance. The Airon portfolio streamlines respiratory care across five distinct clinical zones with a battery-free pneumatic platform built for reliability from pre-hospital EMS to the ICU
Neonatal guidelines emphasize immediate, stable respiratory support, but transferring fragile infants between departments frequently introduces critical operational risks. The completely pneumatic pNeuton Mini provides seamless, battery-free ventilation from the delivery room to the MRI suite.
7 Unique Advantages of Airon’s Ventilators
1. Fully Pneumatic
No need for batteries or electrical power. Perfect for disaster planning, transport, and limited or make-shift spaces.
2. Non-invasive or invasive ventilation with or without CPAP
Broadens clinical applications.
3. High output demand flow PEEP/CPAP system
Optimizes critical care ventilation for spontaneous and mandatory breaths.
4. MRI compatible
No gauss line limitation. Can be placed next to the magnet.
5. Integrated all-pneumatic alarm system with remote alarm capability
Alerts for patient circuit disconnects and low gas supply.
6. Simple-to-use controls
Adult ventilators have tidal volume, respiratory rate and pressure limit. Infant ventilators have I time, E time, pressure limit.
7. Lightweight, Portable
Weights range from 8.8 lbs (4kg) to 2.2 lbs (1kg).
News and Insights
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Bridging the Gap: Overcoming Operational Barriers to Early ICU Mobility
Bridging the Gap: Overcoming Operational Barriers to Early ICU Mobility The clinical consensus is clear: early mobilization of mechanically ventilated patients is a cornerstone of modern “ICU liberation” strategies. Peer-reviewed literature consistently demonstrates that active mobilization improves functional recovery, increases ventilator-free days, and enhances long-term patient outcomes. However, a significant disconnect remains between clinical evidence and…
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How Resilient and Disaster-Ready are You?
“Now” is always the best time to be ready for when disasters hit. Disasters come in all types and sizes, and in all areas of the world. Some of the greatest lessons learned to date from COVID-19 as well as other disasters, spotlight the paramount importance of planning. In recent news, 2024 is predicted to…
