Almadion is featured from time to time in the press. Here you can find information about their progress and impact in the cleaning industry with articles highlighting various aspects of the company operation.
Food Processing – Understanding Hygiene & Sanitation Challenges
Jose Felix Martelino, Sales Manager, talks about disinfection in food processing.
Excellent food hygiene standards are mandatory in the Emirates to ensure that food is handled safely throughout the food chain.
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CLEAN ME – Hygiene & Sanitation In Schools
Are school facilities well sanitized and disinfected?
“If school sanitation and hygiene facilities are absent, or are badly maintained and used, schools become risky places where diseases are transmitted.”
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CLEAN ME – ALMADION’s new approach to reduce In-Flight Health Risks
A glimpse into the need for effective sanitization and hygiene in aircraft cabins.
“The main focus is on prevention of the spread of communicable deceases via commercial aircraft’s and other mass transport systems”
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CLEAN ME – ALMADION’s new approach to reduce In-Flight Health Risks
The main focus is on prevention of the spread of communicable deceases via commercial aircraft’s and other mass transport systems.
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CLEAN ME – ALMADION’s new approach to reduce In-Flight Health Risks
Thanks to NanoTechnology, Bacoban leaves a sponge-like gel lining on the treated surface. Biocides are embedded in the porous structure which remain active and kills harmful micro-organism on contact.
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Bacoban – Anti-Bacterial Surface Protection
Bacoban WB is a new technology bringing a new standard in anti-bacterial disinfection and antimicrobial protection. Not only is it effective against bacteria and certain known major viruses that are causing pandemics, at the moment, but it also provides ongoing antimicrobial protection for 10 days.
“The particles are colored to show you where the stuff goes,” Robert Harwood, aerospace and defense industry director for ANSYS, explains to Popular Science…
Viral contamination – Risk Simulation inside Aircraft Cabin
This simulation video reveals just one of the many ways influenza particles can travel in a pressurized airplane cabin.
At first, the video displays the virtual insides of a crowded passenger airplane. Then all of a sudden, one of the passengers seated in the middle “sneezes.” Hundreds of multicolored particles are jettisoned into the air, creating a rainbow-speckled cloud that lingers above everyone’s heads. (Source: Popular Science)
