The antiviral Sanitized® products are either based on our silver technology or our patented application that utilizes an ammonium silane compound. Both products continue to act against bacteria for an extended time. These additives are the perfect tool for the antiviral treatment of textiles used in protective medical clothing, gloves, bed linens and mattresses. Tests performed by independent laboratories according to ISO 21702:2019 certify that some Sanitized® products also have an antiviral effect on hard, non-porous surfaces. The formulation of all products remains completely untouched, thus ensuring that it will continue to offer outstanding protection against bacteria as well.
“We are proud to further support hygiene management in the health care system with our Sanitized® antiviral additives,” commented SANITIZED CEO Michael Lüthi.
Applications
- Polymer surfaces in public spaces and hospitals
- PES textiles and workwear
- Facemasks, mouth and nose protection
- Mattresses and bedding
- Work gloves and medical gloves
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Life with coronavirus: Keep high-risk surfaces in mind.
Sanitized® provides antimicrobial protection for polymers.
Our lives may be gradually returning to normal, but the coronavirus will continue to influence our interactions with each other for a long time to come. It is important to remain vigilant, especially with hand-related hygiene. Along with direct infection by airborne droplets, our hands remain central to the spread of disease.
Viruses and bacteria: A brief explanation of the differences
Viruses are one hundred times smaller than bacteria and are therefore only visible under an electron microscope. This does not mean, however, that bacteria are huge in comparison. Viruses are typically between 0.6 and 1 micrometers (1 millimeter corresponds to 1,000 micrometers).
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