Saniflow launches ultra-low noise hand dryer for quiet facilities

By AI, Created 12:36 AM UTC, June 01, 2026, /AGP/ – Saniflow Corp. has launched the Speedflow Plus, a hand dryer built for schools, hospitals, libraries and offices where noise and hygiene both matter. The unit pairs sub-55 dBA operation with HEPA filtration, 12-second drying and energy-saving features, and will be available through authorized distributors in Spring 2026.

Why it matters: - The Speedflow Plus targets spaces where restroom noise can disrupt patients, students, staff and visitors. - The hand dryer is designed to cut paper towel waste and lower energy use while maintaining hygiene and fast drying.

What happened: - Saniflow Corp. launched the Speedflow Plus hand dryer for noise-sensitive environments including hospitals, schools, libraries, offices and healthcare facilities. - The product will be available for project-based specification through Saniflow Corp.’s authorized distributors beginning Spring 2026. - Saniflow directs customers to more information or sales@saniflowcorp.com for product specs and quotes.

The details: - The Speedflow Plus operates at sound levels under 55 dBA. - The dryer uses Saniflow’s HEPA filtration system and Ion Hygienic® technology, which neutralizes bacteria and viruses during operation. - The unit delivers air velocity up to 200 mph and dries hands in as little as 12 seconds. - Adjustable motor power and an energy-saving heating element let facility managers balance performance and energy use. - The dryer is ADA-compliant and UL/CSA certified. - Saniflow offers the unit in satin stainless steel, white and matte black finishes. - The company says the dryer reduces paper towel waste by up to 95% and uses up to 90% less energy than conventional dryers. - The unit supports LEED point contribution. - Saniflow says the dryer is built from high-durability materials for long-term reliability.

Between the lines: - The launch positions Saniflow in a niche where quiet operation is a product feature, not just a convenience. - The feature mix suggests the company is aiming at facility managers that weigh acoustics, sanitation and sustainability together. - Tyler Rose, Saniflow’s digital marketing manager, said the model was built to solve the challenge of delivering sanitation without disrupting hospital wings and quiet study areas.

What’s next: - Architects, contractors and facility managers can start specifying the Speedflow Plus through Saniflow’s distributor network in Spring 2026. - Interest is likely to center on healthcare, education and office projects that prioritize low noise and reduced waste.

The bottom line: - Saniflow is betting that ultra-quiet, high-efficiency hand dryers can win in buildings where sound control is as important as hygiene.