Antimicrobial technology

A protective layer designed to bond to treated surfaces.

Zoono antimicrobial technology is used within Zoonex programmes where its documented application profile matches the surface, treatment objective and operating environment.

Surface action

Designed for physical antimicrobial action.

After suitable preparation and application, the treatment is designed to form a microscopic layer on the treated surface. Its documented performance should always be interpreted against the relevant test method, organism, surface and application conditions.

  • Water-based formulation profile
  • Designed to remain on suitable treated surfaces
  • Used as an additional layer between cleaning events
  • Applied only after compatibility and use-case review
Illustrative animation — consult technical documentation for the exact tested claim and conditions.

The hygiene stack

Different layers solve different parts of the problem.

01

Cleaning

Removes soil, debris and contamination from the surface so subsequent treatment can be applied correctly.

02

Disinfection

Uses an approved product and contact process to address defined microbial targets at that time.

03

Residual surface layer

Adds a longer-lasting antimicrobial surface treatment where supported by the product documentation and use case.

Application selection

One product can be delivered through different controlled methods.

The Zoonex assessment determines whether a selected zone is better suited to targeted spraying, ULV fogging, electrostatic coverage or a ventilation-compatible approach.

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Cleaning and antimicrobial treatment timeline

Questions to confirm

Before any surface treatment is specified.

The surface material, finish, sensitivity, cleaning chemicals and manufacturer requirements should be reviewed before application.
Claims should be matched to the organism, test method, contact conditions, application concentration and duration described in the supporting documentation.
Cleaning remains essential. The treatment schedule should be aligned with the cleaning chemistry, frequency, abrasion and actual use of the surface.
Depending on the facility, this may include product information, treatment zones, batch details, application date, operator, preparation and next review date.

Discuss the right application route.

A product is only one part of the solution. The next step is to match it to the facility, surfaces and treatment objective.

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