Manufacturing
How we build
Anyone can claim a factory. Very few will show you what happens inside one. Most hyperbaric brands buy finished chambers from a catalogue and put a logo on them. We don't. This page tells you exactly what we own, what we can document, and what you should ask us to prove before you buy anything.
Ownership
We own the line, not a purchase order
We hold a controlling stake in the facility that builds our pressure vessels. Our engineers set the specification, our inspectors sign off the welds, and our name is on the vessel because the vessel is ours.
We don't publish our partner's name. Competitors would use it to buy near copies of our chambers and sell them as equivalents. That protects your chamber's value, not just our margin.
What we will do instead: show qualified buyers the ownership documentation directly, under NDA.
Certification
ASME certification, verified privately
Our facility holds a current ASME Certificate of Authorization. ASME certifies factories, not paperwork: independent inspectors review the design process, qualify weld procedures and welders, witness pressure tests, and re-audit the shop to keep the certificate alive.
We provide the certificate under NDA to buyers in an active evaluation. We don't publish the number or the document, for the same reason we don't publish the partner name.
Documentation
Every chamber has a file
Each chamber leaves the line with a build record. It ships with the chamber, and we keep a copy for the life of the vessel.
Our lead engineers are based in California and oversee quality control on every build. One team is accountable from first weld to installation day.
The buyer's test
Ask us for three things
Before you buy any hyperbaric chamber, from us or anyone else, ask the seller for three things:
If a seller cannot produce all three, they did not build your chamber. The full six-question version of this test is in who makes your hyperbaric chamber.