Thermal Transfer wins major healthcare project

19 February, 2006

The Matrix Park, Chorley, plant of Vernon-Carus, where Thermal Transfer has won a £5.25 million order to design and build a new medical-instrument sterilisation suite and manufacturing facility.

Thermal Transfer has secured a £5.25 million contract for the design and build of a new sterilising suite for medical instrument and manufacturing facility for Vernon-Carus. This independent medical-device company at Matrix Park, Chorley, has built an 8000 m2 building to accommodate these facilities, together with a warehouse, executive offices and reception. Thermal Transfer’s Glossop office has total responsibility for the design and build of all the classified and unclassified rooms, which include a 2000 m2 medical-instrument sterilising suite for infection control and a production clean room of similar size, principally for sterile wound-care products. An associated plant room includes the generation of clean steam and air-handling units with HEPA air filtration.

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