Outstanding Antiviral results in articles treated with BactiBlock

The Bactiblock technology continues proving its efficacy against Virus, standing out from its competence as a highly effective solution to stop the spread. Unfortunately, the pandemic is still a current concern worldwide and Bactiblock keeps achieving good results when it comes to surface protection.

Its high efficacy has not only been proven in long contact times, but also in short periods of time. Specifically, the tests have been conducted to plastic/paint samples, according to the standard ISO 21702 and the contact time has been 15 minutes, achieving a reduction of 80% of the viral load.

This fast-acting effect, together with the long-lasting feature already certified in previous studies, confirm Bactiblock as a powerful solution to protect surfaces and keep them free of microorganisms.

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