Electrostatic Fogging/Disinfecting
Advanced cleaning techniques, such as electrostatic disinfecting, use the latest technology to give a 360-degree clean for challenging three-dimensional surfaces.
Hard-to-reach surfaces harbor bacteria and germs, increasing the risk of disease spread. Use electrostatic and fogging disinfecting to vaporize disinfectants and sanitize every surface.
With the latest technology, you can eradicate germs, viruses, and bacteria — protecting against disease spread and improving cleanliness throughout your facility.
What is Electrostatic Disinfecting?
Electrostatic disinfecting (electrostatic fogging) is a touchless application of chemicals using a handheld machine to efficiently and evenly coat surfaces with a disinfecting solution.
Fogging releases an even stream of sanitizing droplets into cubic volumes of air in your facilities. These droplets settle into the ubiquitous and unseen cracks and crannies that harbor bacteria and viruses.
- Emits disinfectant from a specialized corded backpack application machine
- Uses molecular chemistry to distribute disinfectants evenly
- Creates 360-degrees of coverage on applied surfaces
- Reduces contamination risks and prevents disinfectant drip
- Disrupts mold or bacterial outbreak colonies
- Reduces allergens and kills disease-causing germs
Germs thrive in hard-to-clean environments. Electrostatic disinfecting eliminates germs in areas where contaminants would otherwise survive.
Benefits
Covers 360-degrees of applied surfaces
Reduces the risk of cross contamination from touch application processes
Allows for disinfectants to hold cationic charge, preventing dripping
Distributes evenly and allows for required disinfectant dwell times
Reaches hard-to-reach surfaces and spaces to eliminate germs missed by standard spraying and wiping
Uses on average 65% less chemicals per sq ft than standard cleaning
How does it work?
Using complex chemical engineering and molecular relationships, electrostatic disinfecting increases overall coverage to eliminate disease-causing bacteria and viruses.
- The electrostatic applicator applies negative charge to disinfecting solution as it leaves the application tool.
- Charged molecules repel each other and distribute evenly over applied surfaces.
- The web of charged disinfectant particles, with micron size between 40 to 110 microns, settle into otherwise unreachable areas.
Electrostatic spray technology is an elegantly-engineered solution for the three-dimensional environment.
FAQs
How soon can a space be used after an electrostatic and/or fogging disinfecting service?
Spaces can be used an hour after the electrostatic and fogging disinfectant services. We recommend that all personnel vacate the service area during these services and that all air units and fans be shut off until the space is reoccupied.
How often do you recommend the service be conducted?
Electrostatic and fogging services can be conducted as often as required by the site and situation. Medical facilities typically require more frequent services, however during peak flu seasons sensitive facilities (e.g. education centers, sports facilities, etc.) tend to increase their service frequency.
How long does the service last on the treated areas?
The service lasts throughout the chemical dwell time and as long as the space is not reinfected with bacteria and/or viruses. If you think a space becomes reinfected, then we recommend follow-up electrostatic/fogging services.