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Metal-based antimicrobials have been a part of odor-free sportswear for many decades. With the increasing support for sustainability and requirements for responsible use of all chemicals, metal-based solutions face increasing pressure in the sportswear industry. Metal-free antimicrobial solutions are ready to rise to the occasion.
Paint manufacturers use biocides to protect water-based paints from bacteria and fungi. In Europe, there are strict regulations that determine, which biocides may be used for paint preservation. Paint manufacturers around the world trust in SANITIZED’s expertise to overcome all these challenges.
Sanitized® Puretec™, a family of quaternary silane (quat-silane) based antimicrobial finishes, provides a sustainable, non-metal solution to odor control in textiles. Sanitized® Puretec™ is a unique technology on the market. It performs optimally with all textile substrates.
With an increasing market demand for metal-free and particle-free antimicrobial technologies, many of today’s leading brands and retailers are looking for alternatives to reduce their environmental impact. The Sanitized® Puretec™ family of quaternary silane (quat-silane) based antimicrobial technologies provides treated textiles with a proven, sustainable solution for long-lasting freshness.
Flexible PVCs should be given antimicrobial protection to ensure the longevity of the material and to prevent stains. How is antimicrobial material protection added to materials, and how is its efficacy demonstrated? An expert explains.
Flexible PVC is prevalent in our everyday lives. An antimicrobial treatment ensures that the material retains its functionality long term. Test methods prove the effectiveness of the antimicrobial treatment, and a quality seal attests to the responsible use of additives.
Since 1935, SANITIZED AG has been committed to delivering value to its customers by providing innovative and effective technologies adapted to ever-changing consumer desires and marketplace trends.
Is artificial leather less premium than genuine leather? We don’t think so. Artificial leather is more resilient, easier to maintain, and can be made resistant against invaders such as bacteria, algae, or mold, making it an exceptionally valuable material in public areas.
Labels act as points of orientation for navigating the labyrinth of information. It goes without saying that the OEKO-TEX® brand is one such label. The OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certification is known worldwide for guaranteeing that each part of a textile is tested for and free from harmful substances.
The SANITIZED AG TecCenter receives IAC Laboratory Certification for a second year. The in-house Microbiology Laboratory follows IAC test guidelines to determine the appropriate test method based on the antimicrobial additive and treated article.