Sterigenics Invests More Than $10 Million to Expand Operations

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Sterigenics International LLC, a global leader in outsourced contract sterilization services, announces that it will invest more than $10 million to expand operations in Atlanta, Dallas and Belgium. 

“Strong global customer demand is driving this expansion,” says Philip Macnabb, president and COO of Sterigenics International  LLC. “This past year has seen growing demand for our outsourced sterilization services. We are making these strategic expansions as well as our recently completed acquisition of FTSI, a gamma sterilization operation outside of Tampa Florida, to prepare for anticipated growth in these areas.”

The Sterigenics Atlanta facility, located for more than 20 years in suburban Smyrna, Ga., will add a 30-pallet ethylene oxide chamber, increasing processing capacity two million cubic feet per year. Space will be built out for an additional aeration room to accommodate the increased production. The location offers sterilization of medical products, validation capabilities and SteriPro lab services.

The Sterigenics Dallas facility, located in suburban Grand Prairie, Texas, will increase ethylene oxide processing capacity by three million cubic feet per year.  A build out will produce expanded pre-conditioning and aeration rooms, with completion by January 2015. Sterigenics has operated at the site since 2003 and offers sterilization of medical products, validation capabilities and SteriPro lab services.

Petit-Rechain, Belgium is one of Sterigenics largest locations, offering Ethylene Oxide sterilization, SteriPro lab services, validation and cycle development capabilities. A 32-pallet chamber will be installed, bringing the total number of chambers to 14. The additional chamber will result in two million cubic feet of additional ethylene oxide processing capacity and will be operational by year end.

Source: Sterigenics International LLC

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