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Although traditional cleaning procedures claim to be effective, they are not enough to carry out a thorough and exhaustive disinfection.

Cleaning staff use cloths to spread and distribute the disinfectant product on the surface and this can cause cross contamination and is not enough, since normally all parts of the furniture or equipment that are being disinfected are not reached, such as a table, a closet, etc …

If before the pandemic the offices had outstanding hygiene and cleanliness standards, now they have been concerned and interested in adapting and incorporating disinfection systems that minimize and guarantee as far as possible facilities with the best treatment for their users disinfection and that transmits the greatest tranquility in the rooms of its facilities.

The hospital sector has suffered in the first line the consequences of the pandemic caused by the Coronavirus.

If before the pandemic hospitals had outstanding hygiene and cleanliness standards, if possible now, disinfection measures must be taken to extremes and prevent the spread in their facilities to their staff and patients, adapting and incorporating disinfection systems that minimize and guarantee in as much as possible sources of contamination in your facilities with the best disinfection treatment and that transmits the greatest tranquility in the rooms of your facilities.

The hospitality sector has been one of the most sacrificed in the pandemic. The whole sector in general has made an effort to increase all possible preventive measures.

Aware of the risk that this entails in the spread of viruses, such as coronavirus or bacteria and other pathogenic microorganisms. The facilities with their furniture and equipment are used several times a day by different people, with the possible risk of contamination.

Traditional cleaning systems are insufficient as they do not reach all surfaces correctly, in order to offer the customer the maximum guarantee in prevention.

Electrostatic spraying offers the best disinfection technique with the lowest cost and time of application.

Thousands of students and teaching staff walk through and make use of the classrooms, common areas, corridors and toilets of schools and universities.

This poses a risk in the spread of viruses, such as coronavirus or bacteria and other pathogenic microorganisms.

The facilities with their furniture and equipment are used several times a day by different people, with the possible risk of contamination.

If before the pandemic the residences had outstanding hygiene and cleanliness standards, now they have been concerned and interested in adapting and incorporating disinfection systems that minimize and guarantee as far as possible their residents and staff, facilities with the best disinfection treatment and that transmits the greatest tranquility in the rooms of its facilities.