The military tent and shelter market has had an industry boom in recent years and it doesn’t look like it’s going to stop anytime soon. According to Market Insights, Inc., this market is estimated to be worth over 1 billion USD by 2027! Military spending has always been an increasing market, but now with political and geographic conflicts rising among countries we’re seeing it reach new heights.
These shelters are used in the field as hospital annexes or as isolation rooms in refugee areas. SteriSpace’s patented technology uses a compressively heated air system to sterilize the air around you. SteriSpace can be integrated directly with military shelters to treat and exhaust pathogen-laden air creating a negative pressure isolation system.
The magnitude 7.2 earthquake in Hati has displaced thousands. The UN is deploying resources to help aid citizens recovering from this natural disaster. Emergency response portable containers/shelters are on top of the list along with medical supplies and clean water. These shelters can not only be used for housing but also as emergency field hospitals.
If you’d like to enhance your military-grade shelters with a SteriSpace Air Sterilization System, reach out and we’ll be happy to set up a meeting with one of our Air Sterilization Specialists.
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The founder of Harvard University’s Health Buildings Program, Joseph Allen, appeared on 60 minutes with Dr. Jonathan LaPook to discuss the importance of indoor air quality. Also covered are some of the technologies currently available that can be used to help prevent the spread the transmission of airborne disease as well as some of the missteps during the pandemic. An innovative patented compressive heating system, SteriSpace, is currently the only technology capable of achieving air sterilization and setting the new standard of care in indoor air quality is a perfect solution for creating healthy buildings.
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