The use of ethylene oxide – abbreviated as EtO or EO – is among the commonly employed industrial sterilization methods. What does this technique involve, and which products is it... read more →
Also called e-beam or sometimes mistakenly beta sterilization, this sterilization technique is particularly used to treat medical or pharmaceutical devices in their final packaging. What is electron beam sterilization? Which... read more →
We are pleased to announce that our Henriville site has successfully obtained ISO 9001, ISO 11137, and ISO 13485 certifications, a major milestone in our commitment to quality, safety, and... read more →
We are pleased to announce that the construction of our X-ray sterilization site in Henriville, Moselle (France), has been made possible thanks to the support of the European Union and... read more →
Ionisos, a leading player in the sterilization of medical devices, is proud to present the second edition of its annual Sustainability Report . This report reflects our ongoing commitment to... read more →
At Ionisos, sustainability has always been at the heart of our strategy. We are taking another major step by joining the Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi), a globally recognized framework... read more →
Ionisos, a European leader in medical device sterilization, is proud to share its annual sustainability report for 2022. This report illustrates our ongoing commitment and significant progress in key areas... read more →
Ionisos, a European leader in the sterilization of medical devices, is proud to announce the construction of its new sterilization site in Henriville, France, featuring cutting-edge X-ray technology. This initiative... read more →
PRESS RELEASE IONISOS ACQUIRES AN 11th SITE IN SWITZERLAND Civrieux d'Azergues / France - Ionisos increases its electron beam capacity following the acquisition of a facility from Studer Cables AG.... read more →
IONISOS announces today the launch of the construction of a new manufacturing site in Kleve, Germany. The site will sterilize medical devices with ethylene oxide and will start operations in mid 2022.... read more →