As an international leader in medical and safety technology, Dräger develops innovative equipment and solutions people the world over trust when lives are on the line. In clinical settings, industry, mining and emergency services, Dräger products protect, support and save lives.

“Technology for Life” means more than merely guaranteeing technical excellence. It means assuming responsibility for the lives of those who use our products and depend on them. Technology for Life is both our guiding principle and the central challenge that we draw on for inspiration and motivation. Not technology for technology’s sake. Not technology in a vacuum. Technology for Life. And we’ve developed our corporate culture and core strengths accordingly:

Yanzhou, Shandong, China
Their objective is to be prepared for the worst. Workers of the Yanzhou coalmine are readying themselves for a rescue exercise. Each member of the rescue team relies on the legendary Dräger PSS BG 4 closed-circuit breathing apparatus for up to four hours of air in the event of a mine accident. Four hours that can make a world of difference – to team members and those they save.

Lee County, Florida, U.S.A.
Providing rescue services in Lee County, Florida, is not always easy. But MEDSTAR, the helicopter transport service of Lee County Emergency Medical Services, is up to the job, The county's inhabitants can rely on the service's aircraft and highly-trained crews to provide emergency care and transport services around the clock. The Dräger Oxylog 3000 emergency transport ventilation system is always on board, for dependable life support when airborne.

Brampton, Ontario, Canada
The William Osler Health Centre, one of the largest healthcare providers in Ontario, opened the Brampton Civic Hospital in the Greater Toronto Area in 2007. With 650 beds and over 700 physicians, it is Canada's largest medical infrastructure project. Dräger monitoring and IT ensure the steady flow of data, while Dräger anaesthesia solutions and incubators boost the quality of treatment in the facility's operating rooms and obstetrics wards.

Kristiansand, Norway
Professional divers in their Dräger deep-sea diving systems routinely work at depths of up to 300 meters. Yet there’s nothing routine about the new generation of diving equipment that re-established Dräger’s commitment to the field. Dräger was responsible for the development, project planning, engineering and delivery of a complete deep-sea diving system for the Norwegian diving support vessel “Bibby Topaz”.