Anti-Microbial Powdercoat

This powdercoat additive uses silver ion technology to reduce microbial growth, such as bacteria and mold, up to 99.9% on coated surfaces.

It is designed to be used in areas where there is an obvious need to maintain a low level of microbes with high traffic – for example in transport, schools and campuses, places of care and food preparation areas.

The coating provides the same decorative and durable performance characteristics as your standard powdercoat, with an additional level of protection against microbial growth on its surface – making it easier to keep hygienically clean.

The silver ion technology won’t wear off, wash out or leach from the coating. It is validated and quality control tested to ISO 22196:2011.

Enquire with our sales team about adding anti-microbial protection to powdercoated Street Furniture Australia products.

Help protect travellers at stations, stops and in waiting areas.
Add anti-microbial protection to drinking fountains.
In places where food is served, add anti-microbial properties to tables and bins.

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  • 19 November 2020, by Editor

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