Antimicrobial protection for surfaces

In situations where hygiene is critical, a surface with in-built Biomaster antimicrobial protection can inhibit the growth of harmful microbes - including bacteria, mould and fungi.

Bacteria will readily grow on unprotected surfaces, and even with regular cleaning microbes can be spread across a room from transmission by hands, contaminated equipment or dispersed through the air.

Disinfectant sprays and wipes are very effective at removing bacteria from a contaminated surface, however most people don’t realise that these products will only be effective for around 2 hours.

After this time has lapsed, any new bacteria landing on the surface will continue to grow.

Only Biomaster protected surfaces offer 24/7, round-the-clock protection against the growth of bacteria for the lifetime of the product.

Antimicrobial surfaces to prevent healthcare-associated infections

Hospitals, care homes and dental surgeries all have stringent procedures for managing hygiene to ensure that healthcare-associated infections, such as MRSA, are not spread across rooms and wards where vulnerable patients are susceptible to further illness.

In addition to cleaning and infection prevention protocols, Biomaster can form a key part in breaking the chain of infection and reducing the buildup of harmful organisms on patient bedframes, side tables, trunking and walls and floors.

Antimicrobial surfaces in the kitchen

Good hygiene starts at home, and preparing food hygienically can greatly reduce the risk of contracting a foodborne illness from bacteria such as Salmonella and E. coli.

Studies from the FSA have found that around 70% of supermarket chicken is contaminated with Campylobacter, the most common form of food poisoning in the UK, which is usually killed off through thorough cooking, 

Preparation surfaces and chopping boards can harbour Campylobacter bacteria, which cannot survive on a Biomaster protected surface when combined with targeted cleaning and disinfectants.