ISOVAC Products

ISOVAC Products designs and manufactures custom chemical, biological, radiological isolation and containment products to meet client specific needs. 
Examples include custom configurations of CAPSULS™, ORCA™ & CBAG™, as well as containment bags for the protection of equipment, materials, and specialised containers for shipping.

CAPSULS

CAPSULS™ is a portable patient isolation unit (PIU which prevents particulate (biological and radiological) cross-contamination between the patient and the external environment. This unit includes features that enable medical intervention to the patient via end-user supplied medical equipment. CAPSULS™ is intended to be used in the:

• Transportation and isolation of patients on aircraft, ambulances, ships, and any vehicle capable of safely relocating a patient on a standard litter.

• Temporary isolation with or without transport of patients within hospitals or other medical facilities.

CAPSULS™ is a Regulatory Class II device. It has been cleared by the FDA for marketing in the U.S. (510(k) K052798) as well as in Europe. U.S. Patent: 6,241,653

ORCA

The Model ORCA-2016CN Clinical Unit is a portable Patient Isolation Unit (PIU) designed to prevent chemical and particulate (biological and radiological) cross-contamination between an enclosed patient and the external environment during evacuation and transport activities. It has been optimized for use in marine environments and for hoisting operations employing the Stokes litter. Use of the ORCA-2016CN allows safe transport of contaminated patients who have been medically stabilized, while protecting boat and cutter crews, aircrews, passengers, auxiliary care providers, and transport assets. The ORCA™ Clinical Unit is intended for:

• Isolated transport of medically stabilized patients on aircraft, ambulances, ships, or any vehicle capable of safely transporting a patient on either a Stokes or a NATO standard litter.

• Use with the Stokes litter to hoist and evacuate patients from ships or other marine platforms by rotary wing aircraft.

• Temporary isolation with or without transport of patients within hospitals or other medical facilities.