List of ventilator manufacturers

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This is a list of notable ventilator manufacturers and businesses that manufacture ventilator components for the healthcare industry.

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Major manufacturers

ICU ventilators [1]
ManufacturerCountryMarket share (2019)
Getinge Sweden22%
Hamilton Medical U.S., Switzerland22%
Dräger Germany16 %
Mindray China10%
Medtronic Ireland, U.S.5%
Löwenstein Medical Germany3%
Vyaire Medical U.S.3%
GE Healthcare U.S.3%
Philips Respironics Netherlands3%
Others15%
Mobile ventilators [2]
ManufacturerCountryMarket share (2019)
Dräger Germany24 %
Weinmann Medical Germany21 %
Hamilton Medical U.S., Switzerland18 %
Vyaire Medical U.S.5 %
CustomsJapan4 %
O TwoCanada4 %
Smiths MedicalU.S.4 %
Medtronic Ireland, U.S.4 %
Air Liquide HealthcareFrance3 %
(and 13 other vendors contributing for 13%)

Other manufacturers

Other Manufactures [3]
ManufacturerCountryCity
Airon Corporation U.S.Melbourne, Florida
Avasarala Technologies Limited IndiaBengaluru
A B INDUSTRIES (MAX MEDITECH PVT LTD) [ citation needed ]IndiaVadodara
AgVa Healthcare [4] India
AEONMED CO., LTD. [ citation needed ]ChinaBeijing
ACUTRONIC Medical Systems AG [ citation needed ]SwitzerlandHirzel
aXcent medical GermanyKoblenz
Becton Dickinson and Company U.S.Franklin Lakes, New Jersey
BehinMed IranTehran
Biosys Medikal [ citation needed ]TurkeyAnkara
Bio-Med Devices, Inc. U.S.Guilford, Connecticut
Bunnell Incorporated U.S.Salt Lake City, Utah
Cardinal Health U.S.Dublin, Ohio
Concern Radio-Electronic Technologies [5] RussiaMoscow
Dima Italia [6] ItalyBologna
Fisher & PaykelNew ZealandAuckland
Getinge AB SwedenGöteborg
Hartwell Medical Corp. [ citation needed ]U.S.Carlsbad, California
Hillrom U.S.Chicago, Illinois
Inspirar Health Tech (Projeto Inspirar)BrazilBelo Horizonte
Inspirar Health Tech (Projeto Inspirar)BrazilBelo Horizonte
Inspirar Health Tech (Projeto Inspirar)BrazilBelo Horizonte
Life Line Biz Pvt Ltd. [ citation needed ]IndiaAhmedabad, Gujarat
Noccarc Robotics Pvt Ltd IndiaPune, Maharashtra
ResMed Corp. U.S.San Diego, California
Smiths Group UKLondon
Triton Electronics Systems, Ltd. RussiaYekaterinburg
United Hayek Industries, Inc. U.S.San Diego, California
MEDISYS (Premier Medical Systems & Devices Pvt. Ltd.) IndiaNoida
Ventec Life Systems [7] U.S.Bothell, Washington
National Radio & Telecommunication Corporation [8] PakistanHaripur, Pakistan

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