Nanopac's photocatalytic coatings make surfaces self-cleaning and self-disinfecting. 
Dirt is broken down at a molecular level, so bacteria, fungi and pollutants will completely dissolve if left long enough. Over a shorter amount of time, grime is broken down wherever it makes contact with the coating. The remaining dirt doesn't stick to the surface so it's easier and quicker to wipe away. 

Nanopac's anti-bacterial, anti-viral, fungicidal properties mean surfaces stay hygienic in-between cleans. A single application keeps working for up to two years, enabling a higher standard of clean with less work.

Exposure to mould spores in an indoor environment can have multiple adverse health effects including fatigue, headaches, asthma, respiratory infections, allergies and skin irritations. Mould creates unpleasant odours, deteriorates building materials and furnishings, creates permanent staining and is easily spread throughout buildings via ventilation systems. Removal of fungal growth normally requires harsh chemicals and hard work. No matter how effective the remediation, airborne spores soon resettle in damp areas and regrow.

THE NANOPAC SOLUTION

Nanopac's titanium dioxide based coatings provide a long-term anti-fungal barrier that halts fungal growth and decomposes both the mould and the spores.

The product is non-toxic and can also be used in air-conditioning filters, purifying the air and preventing spores being spread.

Bad smells and bad health go hand in hand. Pervasive odours emitted by biological contaminants like mould and bacteria are air pollutants. Aside from being unpleasant they have been linked to numerous health problems. 

Another major contributor to the poor air quality of our indoor environments is chemical pollutants, many of which have no smell. Building materials, furnishings and the products we use every day emit unhealthy levels of VOCs, PBDEs and pthalates; Nicotine residue leaches toxins for decades; and in many workplaces workers are exposed to industrial chemicals. 

The importance of healthy indoor air quality has now been acknowledged through the NABERS and Green Star environmental ratings systems. By achieving a higher star rating, business owners and investors can increase the value of their property, attract better tenants and improve the comfort, wellness and productivity of occupants.