HEGLA boraident Antibacterial Glass

Date: 22 April 2021
Source: HEGLA
HEGLA boraident Antibacterial Glass
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HEGLA

Date: 22 April 2021

HEGLA boraident’s innovative process relies on the laser-assisted release of silver ions into glass surfaces to create an antibacterial function.

Thanks to the use of antibacterial glass, you give germs and bacteria no chance: Humid conditions and medium-to-high room temperatures in indoor areas such as kitchens, bathrooms or saunas in particular promote the growth of fungi and bacteria. HEGLA boraident’s innovative process relies on the laser-assisted release of silver ions into glass surfaces to create an antibacterial function.

This ion inoculation leads to the killing of bacteria that are transported to the glass surface as the glass product is used (e.g. due to contact with human skin). Manufactured antibacterial glass is ideally suited for use in environments that are subject to special hygiene requirements or are particularly at risk from germs.

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