SMAC "Cleanairs, Space Sterilization Purifier Obtains US FDA Approval"

[Asia Economy Reporter Hyunseok Yoo] S-Mac announced on the 13th that Cleaners' space sterilization purifier, which it exclusively manufactures under consignment, has received Class 2 medical device certification from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

This product is an air treatment device for operating rooms designed to reduce patient infections by removing fine particles and microorganisms. The company stated, "This certification is the highest approval from a top quality certification authority, securing reliability for domestic sales and overseas exports."

Cleaners' space sterilization purifier integrates electric dust collection sterilization filters, photocatalytic sterilization filters, UVC ultraviolet technology, HEPA filters and carbon filters, and plasma space sterilization technology. It sterilizes and purifies COVID-19 virus and nano-sized fine dust through a total of seven stages.

While existing plasma sterilization products generated ozone, Cleaners has secured the world's first patented ozone (O3)-free technology for safe use. Additionally, it operates on the principle of removing ribonucleic acid (RNA) viruses, showing sterilization effects even against the rapidly spreading Delta variant virus.

CEO Hwang explained, "Currently available products on the market sterilize only the inhaled air, taking a long time to process viruses located far away, making real-time response difficult. Our product quickly inhales contaminated air for purification and simultaneously processes COVID-19 viruses floating around the product, delivering immediate and complete sterilization and purification effects."

The company said it has completed initial deliveries to Shinsegae Department Store Daejeon branch and signed a store-in contract with Golfzon Biz Mall last month, expecting full-scale sales starting this month. A company official added, "FDA certification is recognized externally as an essential item in the with-COVID era and is expected to act as a catalyst for returning to a life without masks."

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