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ETC’s Commercial/Industrial Units Awarded Three Contracts Totaling $15.9 Million

SOUTHAMPTON, Pa., May 6, 2024 — Environmental Tectonics Corporation’s (OTC Pink: ETCC) (“ETC” or the “Company”) Sterilization Systems Group announced it has been awarded $13.9 million in contracts from two multi-national medical device manufacturers. The contracts include four, sixteen pallet ethylene oxide (“EO”) sterilization system chambers with related conveyor systems, and a large capacity vacuum drying chamber with preconditioning. 

“These contracts reflect ETC Sterilization Systems Group’s dedication to innovation in our mechanical designs, control systems and software expertise to meet the challenging requirements of this market,” states Eric Hunnicutt, ETC Director of EO Sterilizer Sales. ETC’s Sterilization Systems Group offers Steam and Ethylene Oxide (“EO”) Sterilizer Systems, Vacuum Dryers, Software Systems, and project management services to the Medical Device, Pharmaceutical, Biotechnology, and Life Science industries. ETC’s systems are specially designed to meet unique process system challenges.

In addition, ETC’s Environmental Testing and Simulation Systems (“ETSS”) unit was awarded a $2.0 million contract  as the environmental simulation equipment supplier for a new, state-of-the-art auto racing test cell project.  This equipment includes a dynamic throttle air pressure control system and a track road speed air velocity control system, which are dynamic air systems that can maintain high accuracy intake air pressure and scoop velocity control while simulating rapidly changing race conditions.  “We feel this project will be an important step in ETSS becoming a leading supplier of racing air systems test equipment for race teams in the U.S. and Europe,” states Greg Raab, ETSS Business Unit Manager.

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