UV, UV-C & Ozone Disinfection: State-of-the-art technologies for residue-free germicidal disinfection
Technological dossier: Processes for chemical-free disinfection
Chemical-free disinfection using radiation and gas is one of the most efficient methods for reducing germs in sensitive areas. We offer proven systems precisely tailored to the requirements of laboratories, medical practices, and industrial facilities. A technical breakdown of the processes follows:
UV-C disinfection (photonic inactivation)
Principle of action: Short-wave UV-C radiation (254 nm) destroys the DNA/RNA of microorganisms and prevents their reproduction.
- Instant, dry disinfection of surfaces and air.
- Leaves no chemical residue.
- Use in UV light chambers (objects) or shielded air purifiers.
Ozone treatment (oxidative remediation)
Principle of operation: Ozone (O₃) is a strong oxidizing agent that destroys odor molecules, bacteria and mold spores at the molecular level.
- The gaseous medium reaches inaccessible crevices and textiles.
- Highly effective for professional odor remediation (e.g., smoke odor, decay).
- Important safety notice: Use only in unoccupied areas by trained personnel.
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Expert knowledge & application security – FAQ
Why are ozone generators not suitable for private households?
Ozone is a strong oxidizing agent and harmful to health in high concentrations (irritant gas). Its use requires sound expertise regarding necessary exposure times depending on the room volume, as well as mandatory ventilation periods after treatment.
Is UV-C light dangerous for humans?
Yes, direct, unprotected UV-C radiation damages skin and eyes. Our closed systems (chambers, air purifiers) are designed so that no radiation escapes. Personal protective equipment (PPE) is mandatory for open systems.
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