TECHNOLOGY
Antimicrobial Technology
Antimicrobial technology refers to the action of suppressing or exterminating microorganisms, which are divided into antibiotics, antibacterial agents, and antimycotic agents. Antibiotics are substances that suppress or destroy the development of other microorganisms in a small amount of metabolites produced by microorganisms and are particularly effective against certain viruses. Antimicrobial is a compound with antimicrobial effects (chemical synthesis), which is effective against viruses and germs. The antimycotic agent is a chemically synthesized product mainly for mold prevention purposes and is also called a preservative.
Technology Specialties and Benefits
Strong antimicrobial agent
Broad Spectrum
Durability
Safety
Thermoplasticity
Easy Usage
The Principle of Technology
Cellular walls generation obstruction
Multiplication inhibitor by obstructing cell wall formation Less harm to the human body by metal oxide
Suppression of metabolic cycle penetration generating process
Obstruction of metabolism and DNA replication
Most antimicrobial mechanism
Some human hazards
DNA destruction
Ultraviolet rays
Destructive cell membranes
Oxygen, chlorine, and ozone systems