Revolutionizing disinfection with PureFize broad-spectrum UV technology

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The future of biofilm control and microbial inactivation

PureFize’s groundbreaking broad-spectrum UV technology is setting a new benchmark in disinfection, offering superior effectiveness against biofilms and a diverse range of microorganisms. Unlike traditional UVC disinfection technologies that rely on a single wavelength, PureFize employs a broad spectrum of UV light, ensuring unparalleled performance in applications where conventional methods fall short.

Single-wavelength UVC: Effective, but limited

Many UVC disinfection systems use a single wavelength (254, 265, 275, or 278 nm) – to target microbial DNA. While effective in many scenarios, this approach has inherent limitations:

  • Limited penetration: UVC struggles to penetrate several biofilm matrices, such as those formed by Pseudomonas aeruginosa, leaving residual microorganisms intact.
  • Targeted mechanism: Single-wavelength UVC primarily damages microbial DNA but may not effectively disrupt proteins, lipids, or other cellular structures.
  • Reduced versatility: Some pathogens develop resistance due to biofilm shielding or repair mechanisms.

PureFize: The broad-spectrum advantage

PureFize overcomes these challenges by spanning UVA, UVB, and UVC wavelengths, delivering a comprehensive microbial inactivation approach:

  • Enhanced biofilm penetration: Broad-spectrum UV breaks down extracellular polymeric substances (EPS), reaching embedded microorganisms more effectively.
  • Multi-target mechanisms: Beyond DNA damage, PureFize induces oxidative stress and disrupts cellular structures like proteins and lipids, leaving pathogens with no chance of survival.
  • Universal efficacy: Effective against a wider range of microorganisms, including mature biofilms that are notoriously difficult to eliminate.

Comparison: Broad-spectrum UV vs. single-wavelength UVC technologies

Feature Single-wavelength UVC PureFize broad-spectrum UV
Coverage Targets primarily DNA/RNA Targets DNA/RNA, proteins, lipids
Biofilm penetration Limited High (breaks down EPS)
Resistance risk Higher (pathogens can repair DNA/RNA damage) Lower (multiple damage mechanisms)
Microbial range Selective Broad-spectrum efficiency

Versatile disinfection for many industries

PureFize broad-spectrum UV technology is transforming hygiene across multiple industries. From healthcare to food safety and water purification, its advanced disinfection power tackles even the toughest microbial challenges. Discover how PureFize is making a difference. 

Discover the PureFize advantage

Are you looking to enhance hygiene in one of these industries or exploring new applications for advanced UV disinfection? Contact us at PureFize Technologies to learn more about how we can help improve your microbial control strategy.