Exhibitors
KX offers straightforward installation, standardisation across facilities and compatibility with commonly used refill formats. The KX manual range delivers quality, longevity and practical efficiency – helping healthcare providers maintain safe, hygienic environments across acute and community care settings.
Footwear offers safety, comfort, and performance At IPC2026, Shoes For Crews Europe will spotlight styles engineered to deliver exceptional safety, comfort, and performance in demanding work environments. Condor is built for durability and protection.
Featuring slip-resistant outsole technology, it provides superior grip on wet and greasy surfaces, reducing the risk of workplace slips and falls. Its robust construction and supportive design make it ideal for high-intensity settings where stability and long-lasting wear are essential. Everlight lives up to its name by offering lightweight comfort without compromising safety. Designed with energy-return cushioning and breathable materials, it helps reduce fatigue. This style is perfect for fast-paced teams who need agility, flexibility, and all-day comfort. Johan combines smart, professional styling
with reliable safety performance. With enhanced slip resistance and premium comfort features, it delivers a polished look while maintaining protection.
new esemtan sensitive wash mitts provide gentle, water-free cleansing. The gigasept and thermosept ranges
include products for manual and automated disinfection and cleaning of surgical instruments and endoscopes. New gigasept powerSET3 is a ready-to-use, manual reprocessing wipes system. Mikrozid wipes are available in a range of formulations for cleaning and disinfection of multiple surfaces. A new UVC environmental room decontamination device is also now available. Schülke also provides educational materials and online training for healthcare professionals.
Eight lamps deliver 360° coverage, while
autonomous mapping and obstacle avoidance enable repeatable cycles in patient rooms, isolation areas and high-risk spaces. The robot can operate close to surfaces, helping reduce micro-shadowing on complex geometry and hard-to-reach touchpoints. Each run is monitored and recorded, producing automated cycle reports to support IPC governance, validation activity and audit trails. Omnia is designed to complement cleaning, adding a consistent, chemical-free disinfection step where assurance is needed. Starkstrom provides UK supply, on-site
training, workflow integration, preventative maintenance and responsive service, so hospitals can deploy UV-C safely and keep uptime high. The result is more consistent disinfection, reduced human variability, faster room turnaround and improved operational resilience.
Replacing hospital curtains with screens Exhibiting at IPC2026, Silentia is on a mission to replace outdated hospital curtains with high- quality privacy screens to improve infection control. Unlike traditional curtains, which are major sources of pathogens, these screens feature smooth surfaces that can be disinfected in seconds. This creates a cleaner, safer environment for both patients and staff. Beyond hygiene, Silentia offers a sustainable and cost-effective alternative. The screens are durable and long-lasting, eliminating the significant waste and laundering costs associated with disposable or fabric curtains. This supports eco-friendly initiatives, particularly important given the high CO2
contributions of
healthcare systems such as the NHS. Designed for adaptability, the screens
Body decontamination solutions At IPC2026, schülke is exhibiting its extensive range of products for body decontamination, water-free bathing, woundcare, hand hygiene; and surfaces and instruments disinfection and cleaning. All products are formulated to help reduce the risk of healthcare associated infections. The octenisan range offers a wash lotion and mitts, mouth wash and nasal gel; ideal for preoperative decontamination before elective procedures. For patients on Intensive and Critical Care Units, octenisan wash mitts and
are easy to install, combine, and transport, allowing staff to create private areas quickly. By streamlining workflows and prioritising safety, Silentia screens effectively save lives, money, and the environment.
Autonomous UV-C disinfection robot
At IPC2026, Starkstrom will be showcasing the Ryberg Omnia autonomous UV-C disinfection robot and UK implementation and support model. Omnia uses germicidal UV-C at an optimised 253.7 nm, targeting microbial DNA/RNA to inactivate pathogens and support reductions in healthcare-associated infections.
High-level disinfection and surface decontamination Exhibiting at IPC2026, Tristel is a leader in infection prevention – trusted by healthcare professionals for over 30 years. At the heart of its innovation is the company’s proprietary chlorine dioxide (ClO₂) chemistry – a powerful, fast-acting biocide proven effective against a wide range of pathogens, including spores. Tristel specialises in high-level disinfection and surface decontamination across diverse clinical environments, from ultrasound to ENT, ophthalmology, and more. The company’s mission is to simplify and
streamline the decontamination process without compromising efficacy. Whether you’re in a hospital, clinic, or community care setting, Tristel aims to provide solutions that are easy to use, rapid, and reliable.
Chlorine dioxide sporicidal disinfectant Evans Vanodine will be exhibiting at IPC 2026, in collaboration with Arxada, to introduce Vanocide, its latest healthcare product. Vanocide is a ready-to-use chlorine dioxide sporicidal disinfectant, delivering full-spectrum efficacy
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