Question 1

What does Hipertech manufacture?

Accepted Answer

Medical hyperbaric oxygen therapy chambers (Multiplace Omega, Multiplace Quadro, Multiplace Circular and Monoplace); diving chambers (decompression chambers, Transportable Recompression Chamber Systems, diving simulation systems and containerized chambers); hypobaric training chambers; custom solutions (hybrid medical and diving chambers, medical device additions and custom chamber design); and software (the HiperFlow automation software and custom software solutions). This site documents the Omega, Quadro, Monoplace, decompression, TRCS, containerized and hypobaric training chambers in detail; engineering answers for the rest. Longevity chambers are manufactured under the Coral Wellness brand and are documented on that site rather than this one.

Question 2

What capacities does a multiplace chamber come in?

Accepted Answer

The standard configurations are 4+2, 6+2, 8+2, 10+2, 12+2 and 14+2, and the reference list also records other builds, among them 13+2 and 16+2. The notation is the industry convention: patients plus medical attendants. A 12+2 seats twelve patients and two attendants, not fourteen people interchangeably.

Question 3

How does the Multiplace Quadro differ from the Multiplace Omega?

Accepted Answer

Section shape. The Omega has an omega-shaped section: a cylinder cut flat at the floor. The Quadro has a rectangular section and is the higher-capacity option for centers that need more interior volume and have the room to house it. The two share the same compliance set; each has its own equipment list.

Question 4

Is there a transportable or containerized option?

Accepted Answer

Both. Transportable Recompression Chamber Systems are twin-lock chambers with a NATO flange for one patient and one attendant, built on an aluminium hull to reduce weight and carried aboard ships and vessels, or by helicopter, small trailer or ambulance. Containerized chambers are decompression chambers integrated into a shipping container for deployable use.

Question 5

Can a chamber be built to a specification that is not in the catalog?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Hybrid chambers combining medical and diving capability, custom chamber design to a stated specification, and medical device additions are all standing options. Project design covers 3D modeling and turnkey center development.

Question 6

Which patients can be treated in a chamber, and at what pressure?

Accepted Answer

That is the decision of the physician operating the chamber, including how long a session runs. Hipertech manufactures the equipment; this site publishes no therapeutic claims and no list of indications.

Question 7

Which standards do the medical chambers conform to?

Accepted Answer

EN 14931 for pressure vessels for human occupancy, MDR EU 2017/745, EN ISO 13485:2016 for quality management, PED 2014/68/EU, ASME PVHO, NFPA 99, and the CE mark. The superseded Medical Devices Directive 93/42/EEC is still cited in long-form documents. The set that applies is listed per product, never pooled across the range.

Question 8

Which standards apply to the diving chambers?

Accepted Answer

PED 2014/68/EU, ASME Section VIII and ASME PVHO. The medical device standards do not apply to this line and are not claimed for it.

Question 9

Is IMCA membership the same as a certification?

Accepted Answer

No, and it is not presented as one. Hipertech is an official Supplier member of the International Marine Contractors Association, which supports the diving chamber line. The conformity claims sit with the standards, not with the membership.

Question 10

Which bodies appear on Hipertech’s certification documents?

Accepted Answer

TÜV SÜD, TÜV Austria, Bureau Veritas and DNV.

Question 11

Does a standards list mean a chamber is cleared for our market?

Accepted Answer

No. A standards list is not the same as market clearance, and the route differs by country. Ask with the market named, and the answer gets verified before it is given.

Question 12

Can you send the compliance file for a specific chamber?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Name the chamber and the market it is going to, and the request reaches the engineer who holds the documentation. The standards list is published on the Certificates page; the file itself is not.

Question 13

Do you install and commission on site?

Accepted Answer

Yes. On-site installation and commissioning is one of Hipertech’s six fields of activity, alongside production, maintenance, training, project design and software.

Question 14

Can Hipertech deliver a complete hyperbaric center rather than a chamber alone?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Turnkey HBO center delivery is a standing offering, and project design covers 3D modeling and custom center development.

Question 15

Are prices published?

Accepted Answer

No. There are no prices on this site and no quotation form. What a chamber costs depends on configuration, integration and site, so the figure comes from a quotation rather than from a web page.

Question 16

What is available after commissioning?

Accepted Answer

Periodic maintenance and technical services from Hipertech’s own engineering and technical teams, spare parts through long-standing supplier partnerships, and technical and medical consultancy. Spare parts and maintenance planning is also a Hipertech Academy program, so the intervals are planned before they are needed.

Question 17

Who trains the operators?

Accepted Answer

Hipertech Academy. It covers medical, diving, technical and maintenance training: technical training for technicians, operators and nurses; medical training for doctors and nurses; safety training for the HBO environment; and ongoing technical and medical consultancy. Participants are certified by Hipertech on completion. Training runs online and on site, at the customer’s chamber after installation, and also at HBO Group’s own hyperbaric centers in İstanbul, where trainees observe live sessions and talk to academic staff.

Question 18

What is HiperFlow?

Accepted Answer

Hipertech’s own chamber automation and monitoring software, customized per installation. It covers automation, session records, data logging, monitoring dashboards, alarm management and oxygen analyzer integration. Most manufacturers in this category supply the vessel; the control system here is written in-house.

Question 19

Who founded Hipertech, and why does that matter?

Accepted Answer

Op. Dr. Aytunç Yur, a general surgeon, and Prof. Dr. Ender İnci, an ENT surgeon. They encountered hyperbaric oxygen therapy in 1995, opened Türkiye’s first private HBOT center in 1997, and established Hipertech as the manufacturing arm in 2005. The chambers were specified by people who had operated them first; the About page tells the story.

Question 20

Where are the chambers built?

Accepted Answer

İstanbul. The factory is in Zeytinburnu; the head office is in Şişli. The company was established within Istanbul University Technology Development Zone Executive Inc. and keeps its academic and research ties there.

Question 21

How many installations are there, and in how many countries?

Accepted Answer

The delivered total and the country count head the References page, above every installation that can be named. The named list is shorter than the total on purpose: a significant share of installations are military, government or private buyers under non-disclosure and cannot be listed.

Question 22

Have you delivered to navies?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Among the named projects: Pakistan Navy in Karachi, Vietnam Special Forces, Azerbaijan Navy, Indonesia Navy Forces at Tanjung Pinang, Estonia Navy / NATO in Tallinn, Thailand Navy, and the USA–South Korea Navy Medical Center in Chungcheong. The Turkish Navy has also run multiple chamber revision projects.

Question 23

Can we see a working chamber before we commit?

Accepted Answer

HBO Group, the founders' clinical operating company, runs seven private hyperbaric centers in Türkiye. They serve as testing and demonstration sites, and as on-site training facilities for Hipertech customers.

Questions hospital, navy and diving buyers ask before they specify a chamber

Chambers and capacity

Standards and compliance

Delivery, installation and support

The company and its record

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