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Reliable oxygen supply is one of the least visible yet most critical parts of modern healthcare. Whether in primary healthcare facilities, major hospitals, high-altitude infrastructure projects, or overseas medical programs, uninterrupted oxygen availability directly supports patient care and operational continuity. Over the past decade, ZOY Technology has focused on building oxygen generation systems that address…

What China’s Manufacturing Strength Means for Long-Term Oxygen System Reliability and Global Healthcare Infrastructure Key Takeaways Why is China becoming a major global hub for PSA oxygen manufacturing? China has become a core global production base for PSA oxygen systems. According to publicly available trade and medical equipment industry reports (including UN Comtrade and market…

Key Takeaways What Different Project Scenarios Teach Us About Oxygen Supply, System Design and Long-Term Reliability Across more than 2,000 hospital and institutional projects worldwide, ZOY Technology has observed a consistent pattern: an oxygen generation project is never just a procurement decision. The operating environments behind these projects vary significantly. Oxygen system requirements change across…

On June 27, the Private Hospital Innovation Forum, hosted by United Imaging Medical Connect, organized by ZOY, and co-hosted by Zhende Medical, was successfully held at the ZOY headquarters in Hunan, China. Hospital presidents, healthcare executives, medical operation specialists, and industry professionals from across the country gathered for a full-day forum to exchange insights on…

When people talk about energy-efficient oxygen generation systems, the conversation often starts with electricity consumption. How many kilowatts does the system use? How much can it reduce monthly operating costs? These are important questions, but they only tell part of the story. As hospitals, rehabilitation centers and healthcare facilities face rising energy prices and increasing…

For many years, hospital oxygen systems were viewed as supporting equipment—essential, but often considered only after the main medical infrastructure had already been planned. That mindset is beginning to change. Across healthcare systems worldwide, oxygen is no longer treated simply as a utility. It is increasingly recognised as part of the hospital’s core infrastructure, directly…