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Air Purification – Food & Industrial Applications

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Air Purification – Food & Industrial Applications

Air Purification Systems are ideal for industrial applications and the food industry sector. Advanced Oxidation Process (AOP) is a safe and chemical-free process! Our Advanced Oxidation Technology utilizes high intensity ultraviolet rays of light targeted on a hydrated quad-metallic target in a safe, low-level, humid ozone atmosphere.

The result is a non-penetrating, ionizing UV-radiation in an Advanced Oxidation Atmosphere, and is a very effective and safe method for food sanitation.

The unique characteristics and wavelength of the Advanced Oxidation Process places it right on the line between UV radiation and X-radiation. The effectiveness of the Advanced Oxidation Process as an anti-microbial on food surfaces is basically the same as penetrating radiation: surface microbial reduction up to 6 log reductions. Aside from ground products, surface cross-contamination is the main concern of Food Industrial processors.

Pure Air Group HCO3

HCO3 is designed to pump Advanced Oxidation Gases into both the production and holding areas of commercial icemachines not only destroying odours but also killing microbials as Listeria which favors cold environments and food poisoning.

Refrigerator Sanitizers

The Refrigerator Mini Sanitizer / Food Life Extender creates an Advanced Oxidation Process for a continuous air purification and a quick kill of newly introduced odours and microbials.

Pure Air Group AOP Midi

Indoor Air Purifying: AOP Midi is an extremely effective air purifying system. It works through seven patent pending technologies – Photohydroionization and six proprietary high efficiency cartridge absorbers.

Pure Air Group Maxi

Reduce airborne microbes and odours by up to 99% with the Clean Air Maxi. Airborne contaminants in the form of bacteria, mold and yeast continue to be one of the least addressed issues in most food processing plants.