MULTI-COVER

Multiple beneficial effects of photocatalysis

Some important effects of photocatalysis are the disappearance/non-appearance of particulate matter, algae, fungi and mosses.
When used in air disinfection in public buildings such as concert halls, nitrogen oxides and other harmful organisms are removed from the air in a short time (using artificially obtained UVA light).

Photocatalysis is by far the most powerful disinfection method after the autoclave (as used in hospitals for sterilization at 360˚C of surgical tools) and much more powerful than for example alcohol and other solutions.
The beneficial effects of this purely natural process result in a healthier climate for people, animals and plants.

You don’t have to do anything about it yourself…

Let nature take its course…

Photocatalysis is created by a collaboration between Tio2 and light. (UVA) This has been used for years for the disinfection of operating rooms in hospitals and, for example, for the disinfection of cold rooms for meat transport. However, these are variants that are harmful to humans and require special protective clothing.

MULTI-COVER is the natural, completely harmless variant.
The composition ensures that you can process it complete safely with the certainty of working with a product that falls within all European safety standards.

In several beneficial effects on the environment

It was applied over a long period of time in scientific tests in greenhouses in greenhouse horticulture (vegetable cultivation and ornamental plant cultivation) with excellent results!

After a short time, the processed surface looks significantly cleaner than the unprocessed surface.

The natural process of photocatalysis removes harmful aerosols and nitrogen oxides from the surrounding air and removes harmful organisms from the surface.
However, healthy organisms do benefit, such as organic management (consciously integrated beneficial insects to protect the crop) in greenhouse horticulture. This is an ongoing, long-term process and you don’t need to do anything about it; as long as there is daylight, there is photocatalysis!