Bactiblock in building materials: present at BAU ONLINE 2021

The antimicrobial additives Bactiblock® , thanks to its high compatibility, can be incorporated into a wide range of construction materials. Bactiblock® can enhance your product performance and increase their value due to an efficient and long-lasting surface protection. Some examples of products that can be treated with Bactiblock® are: insulation foams, ceramic applications, grouts, sealants, sanitary ware, floor coverings, coatings…

Bactiblock® will be part of the exhibition BAU ONLINE 2021 (Januray, 13-15), where more than 200 companies will be presenting their products. The presential event, typically held in Munich, is the meeting point for the most important players of the German construction materials industry.

Our representatives will be available to explore the possibilities with you at our virtual booth!

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