Complete Medical Air, Vacuum & Gas Solutions for Healthcare Facilities
From Source Equipment to Pipeline Distribution, One Team for the Complete System
GlobalVac & Air provides medical air systems, medical vacuum systems, and medical gas pipeline equipment for hospitals and healthcare facilities. From standard packaged equipment to engineered configurations, we help coordinate the complete system from source equipment through distribution and point of use.
NFPA 99-Compliant Systems | Standard Packages | Engineered Configurations
Medical Compressed Air Systems
Oil-less medical compressed air packages designed for dependable operation in healthcare environments.
Available systems can incorporate compressors, receivers, dryers, air treatment, controls, monitoring, and redundant configurations based on the requirements of the facility.
Medical Vacuum Systems
GlobalVac & Air offers medical vacuum systems across multiple vacuum technologies.
Available options include oil-free rotary claw, lubricated rotary vane, oil-less rotary vane, and water-sealed liquid ring systems, with multiple capacities and redundant configurations available for centralized medical vacuum applications.
Medical Gas Pipeline Equipment
Through GlobalVac & Air Pipeline by Tri-Tech Medical, GVA provides the pipeline equipment that carries medical gases and vacuum from the source system to the point of use.
Available medical gas pipeline components include outlets, zone valve boxes, alarms and monitoring systems, regulators, controls, distribution components, and connection equipment.
Standard & Custom Engineered Packaged Systems
Not every project requires a custom solution.
GVA offers a broad range of proven standard air and vacuum packages for common medical requirements, while also providing configured and engineered systems when capacity, footprint, controls, redundancy, installation, or facility requirements call for something different.
That allows the solution to match the project without adding unnecessary complexity.
A Complete-System Approach to Medical Gas
Individual components can meet their own specifications and still create problems when the overall system has not been considered.
GVA looks at medical air, vacuum, controls, treatment, packaging, and pipeline infrastructure as connected parts of the same project.
That broader perspective can help project teams:
Coordinate Source Equipment and Distribution
Consider how compressors and vacuum systems connect to the controls, piping, alarms, valves, and downstream infrastructure they serve.
Choose the Right System Configuration
Evaluate capacity, redundancy, footprint, technology, treatment, monitoring, and facility requirements before selecting equipment.
Simplify Equipment Coordination
Bring more of the system through a team familiar with both packaged equipment and the infrastructure surrounding it.
Solve Around Real Project Constraints
Address space limitations, existing infrastructure, unusual configurations, expansions, controls requirements, and other conditions that may not fit neatly into a standard package.
Medical Solutions for Different Healthcare Applications
Hospitals
Central medical air, vacuum, and pipeline infrastructure supporting patient care throughout the facility.
Operating Rooms & Surgical Suites
Reliable medical air and vacuum infrastructure for demanding surgical environments.
Dental Facilities
Compressed air, vacuum, and blower packages for dental practices, clinics, laboratories, and larger dental facilities.
Learn About Dental SolutionsVeterinary Clinics
Medical air and vacuum systems supporting surgical, treatment, dental, and other clinical applications in veterinary facilities.
Built Around the Project, Not Just the Equipment
Medical gas projects can take many forms.
A new hospital may require source equipment and pipeline infrastructure from the ground up. An existing facility may only need to replace an aging vacuum package. Another project may involve an expansion that has to connect new equipment into existing systems without redesigning the entire facility.
GVA can support:
- New construction
- Facility expansions
- Equipment replacements
- Medical air upgrades
- Medical vacuum upgrades
- Pipeline additions
- Renovations
- Capacity increases
- Existing system integration
- Application-specific packaged systems
Our role can range from supplying the right standard package to helping coordinate a more complex engineered system.
A Medical System Partner for Engineers, Contractors & Facilities
For Engineers & Consultants
Get access to multiple equipment technologies, packaged system options, pipeline components, and support when evaluating how the system should be configured.
For Mechanical Contractors
Coordinate more of the equipment and infrastructure required to move the project from specification into installation.
For Healthcare Facilities
Evaluate replacement, expansion, and upgrade options with a team that understands how individual pieces of equipment affect the larger medical gas system.
Bring the Complete Medical Gas System Into Focus
Whether you are specifying a new facility, replacing existing equipment, expanding capacity, or trying to coordinate multiple parts of a medical gas project, GVA can help determine what the system actually requires.
Start with a standard package when it fits. Configure it when the project calls for more. Engineer a specialized solution when standard equipment cannot solve the problem.
Frequently Asked Questions
GlobalVac & Air provides medical compressed air systems, medical vacuum systems, and medical gas pipeline equipment for hospitals and other healthcare facilities. Our capabilities range from source equipment and packaged systems to controls, air treatment, zone valve boxes, alarms, outlets, regulators, and other pipeline components that connect the system from the equipment room to the point of use.
A complete medical gas system can include medical air and vacuum source equipment, receivers, dryers and filtration, controls and monitoring, as well as pipeline distribution components such as zone valve boxes, alarm panels, regulators, outlets, and connection equipment. The exact system configuration depends on the facility, application, capacity requirements, and applicable codes and standards.
Medical air and vacuum systems used in healthcare facilities may be subject to NFPA 99 requirements based on the facility, application, and system category. NFPA 99 establishes requirements for the design, installation, testing, operation, and maintenance of medical gas and vacuum systems. GlobalVac & Air offers systems designed to meet applicable NFPA 99 requirements for medical applications.
Yes. GlobalVac & Air offers both standard medical air and vacuum packages and engineered configurations for projects with more specific requirements. With both standard package configurations and in-house fabrication capabilities, we can help determine whether an existing system fits the application or whether the project calls for a modified or custom solution.








