4 April 2025
Bangkok, Thailand – 26 February, 2025
A new player has entered the Southeast Asian air quality industry with the establishment of Healthy Air Technology Thailand, a dedicated distributor partner of Healthy Air Technology Ltd., focused on delivering advanced air purification solutions across the region.
Overseen by three partners, Rory Poyzer, Dan Smith, and William Kirkby, the company aims to tackle growing concerns about air pollution and indoor air quality in commercial, industrial, and residential spaces. With a mission to provide innovative, high-performance air filtration systems, Healthy Air Tech Thailand hopes to become a key distributor of cutting-edge clean air technology in Southeast Asia.
“We are hugely excited to be working with Dr. Chunli Cao and the team at Healthy Air Technology Ltd, bringing advanced air purification solutions to Thailand. The whole of the Southeast Asia region is growing increasingly aware of the importance of healthy indoor environments, and Thailand in particular has made it a top priority,” said co-founder Rory Poyzer. “Our goal is to provide cutting-edge solutions to make clean air accessible and improve overall well-being.”
Healthy Air Technology’s advanced air purifiers are set to be a game changer for consumers in Thailand, where seasonal smog, PM2.5 pollution, and increasing urbanisation have raised serious health concerns. The purifiers combine HEPA filtration with Healthy Air Technology’s DNO catalyst technology and built-in air-quality sensors, and are designed to reduce airborne particles such as PM2.5 and selected gaseous pollutants. Designed for efficiency and ease of use, these purifiers help create safer indoor environments for homes, workplaces, schools, and healthcare facilities.
The company will work closely with manufacturers, businesses, and consumers to ensure access to the latest advancements in air purification. With a strong commitment to health, sustainability, and technology, Healthy Air Thailand is poised to make a significant impact on air quality standards in the region.
For more information, send an email to thailand.team@healthyairtech.com
Photo by jimmy teoh: https://www.pexels.com/photo/brown-trees-under-white-and-blue-cloudy-sky-2411747/
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