PURAFILM Deactivates Pathogens on Non-Porous Interior Surfaces
Laura McQuarrie — October 1, 2020 — Lifestyle
References: purafilm & prnewswire
From self-sanitizing fabrics to shopping cart handles, a variety of products have been created to minimize the spread of germs and bacteria and PURAFILM takes the form of a new antimicrobial product. This transparent film was made to deactivate the pathogens that are commonly found on non-porous interior surfaces, including everything from door handles and desks to kitchen islands and TV remotes.
New Energy and Industry Technology Development Organization (NEDO) and the University of Tokyo worked together on PURAFILM, a toxic-free, easy-to-apply film that reacts to visible light. Thanks to its form, the product can be cut and shaped to suit different surfaces to offer an effortless extra layer of protection. The film sets itself apart from sprays, liquids and wipes because it's non-messy and does not need to be constantly reapplied.
Image Credit: PURAFILM
New Energy and Industry Technology Development Organization (NEDO) and the University of Tokyo worked together on PURAFILM, a toxic-free, easy-to-apply film that reacts to visible light. Thanks to its form, the product can be cut and shaped to suit different surfaces to offer an effortless extra layer of protection. The film sets itself apart from sprays, liquids and wipes because it's non-messy and does not need to be constantly reapplied.
Image Credit: PURAFILM
Trend Themes
1. Antimicrobial Films for Non-porous Surfaces - PURAFILM offers a new approach to germ prevention and control.
2. Toxic-free Antimicrobial Technology - The development of antimicrobial films that are free of toxic additives offers health and environmental benefits.
3. Effortless Sanitization Technology - Antimicrobial films offer an easy-to-apply and low-maintenance solution for germ prevention.
Industry Implications
1. Healthcare - Antimicrobial films offer a valuable solution for controlling the spread of germs in hospital and healthcare settings.
2. Food Service - Antimicrobial films can be applied to kitchen surfaces and equipment to prevent the spread of bacteria in food service settings.
3. Office and Home Furnishings - Antimicrobial films provide an extra layer of protection on commonly-used surfaces in office and home furnishings.
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