FAQ

Antimicrobial technology uses agents like silver ions to inhibit or destroy microorganisms on surfaces by disrupting their metabolic and reproductive functions.
Antimicrobial coatings incorporate active agents like silver or copper that disrupt microbial cell function and reproduction when microbes contact the coated surface.
Silver ions (Ag⁺) interact with microbial cells, disrupting their processes like respiration and reproduction, making silver a powerful germ-fighting agent.
Yes. Treated with agents like silver, antimicrobial fabrics remain effective even after multiple washes and are commonly used in medical and sportswear.
Yes. These paints actively prevent microbial growth on painted surfaces, making them ideal for hospitals, schools, offices, and public buildings.