System overview

Protection engineered around airflow and surfaces.

Zoonex combines facility assessment, fine-mist dispersal, ventilation-compatible delivery and targeted surface application within one structured hygiene programme.

The process

Four connected stages. One practical programme.

Select each stage to see how the treatment journey is planned from the first review through to ongoing maintenance.

Overview diagram of a Zoonex treatment programme

Understand the environment first

The assessment considers occupancy, air-handling configuration, high-touch locations, sensitive equipment, cleaning routines, downtime limits and the practical goal of the programme.

Ultrasonic dispersal and molecular bonding illustration

Create a controlled ultra-fine mist

The appropriate equipment is selected to transform liquid treatment into a fine dispersal suitable for the planned application route and treatment zone.

Ventilation pathway illustration

Use the route the building already has

Where a ventilation-system approach is suitable, controlled airflow helps carry treatment through selected pathways. Other zones may use targeted spraying or ULV fogging.

HVAC validation and monitoring illustration

Make protection part of operations

Treatment records, area schedules, product information and repeat planning help keep the programme aligned with routine cleaning and facility operations.

Application methods

The method changes with the environment.

Zoonex is not limited to one machine or one room. Delivery is selected according to the facility and treatment objective.

HV

Ventilation delivery

Designed for suitable air-handling and duct pathways where controlled distribution supports the treatment plan.

UL

ULV fogging

Fine-droplet application for suitable large-area or hard-to-reach zones under controlled treatment conditions.

ES

Electrostatic spraying

Targeted surface coverage for suitable equipment, touchpoints and complex shapes.

MP

Managed programmes

Scheduled applications, reporting and review designed around operational continuity.

Important distinction

Antimicrobial treatment supports cleaning. It does not replace it.

Routine cleaning removes soil and contamination. Disinfection addresses defined targets at the time of application. Long-lasting surface treatment is intended to add another layer within that overall hygiene system.

  • Align treatment with approved cleaning procedures
  • Confirm compatibility for each surface or equipment type
  • Use product claims only within their documented test scope
  • Plan repeat treatment around real operating conditions
Timeline showing cleaning and antimicrobial protection between cleaning cycles

Ready to map the treatment route?

A site review is the best way to establish whether ventilation delivery, targeted application or a combined programme fits your facility.

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