Antimicrobial Handles Darwin Chambers Company utilizes antimicrobial handles on our walk in chamber doors. Our exclusive technology antimicrobial coated handle helps stop the spread of illness-causing bacteria and fungi. More ammunition is the continuing battle against bacterial menaces in your research, even E. coli, staph, and salmonella. Our antimicrobial coating works to suppress growth of a wide variety of bacteria, algae, mold and mildew for the life of the hardware. When it comes to passing along germs, hands are the winners. No matter how many times a day they are washed, hands are bound to pick up pathogens as they go through their daily routine. Every time someone opens a refrigerator, oven or cabinet, potentially harmful microbes may find a home on the handle to the chamber. The next person using the contaminated handle unknowingly passes on the pathogens to whatever they touch. Darwin Chambers antimicrobial handles offer powerful bacteria-fighting action that should last the lifetime of the chamber handle. The more the handle is used, the harder the antimicrobial coating works to retard the growth of illness-causing pathogens. No special care is needed, handle normally and use standard cleaning methods. How antimicrobial coatings add value: Reduces the spread of pathogens – even E. coli, staph, and salmonella. Provides antimicrobial protection for the life of the handle. Retains efficacy with normal use and cleaning. The silver-ion based antimicrobial compounds are: EPA registered FDA compliant NSF listed Antimicrobial coating materials incorporate a proven, effective antimicrobial system. This broad spectrum antimicrobial is an in-organic silver-Zeolite compound that allows controlled silver-ion release in polymers. The natural, antibacterial protection of silver is continually released from within the wear-resistant polymer finish. Silver ions, interacting with water molecules in the environment work to retard the growth of a wide range of mold, yeast and bacteria. As a bonus, the silver-Zeolite compound helps guard against discoloration and staining. It halts odor development and the formation of biofilms that can result in the deterioration of hard-ware materials like our handle.
Antimicrobial Handles Darwin Chambers Company utilizes antimicrobial handles on our walk in chamber doors. Our exclusive technology antimicrobial coated handle helps stop the spread of illness-causing bacteria and fungi. More ammunition is the continuing battle against bacterial menaces in your research, even E. coli, staph, and salmonella. Our antimicrobial coating works to suppress growth of a wide variety of bacteria, algae, mold and mildew for the life of the hardware. When it comes to passing along germs, hands are the winners. No matter how many times a day they are washed, hands are bound to pick up pathogens as they go through their daily routine. Every time someone opens a refrigerator, oven or cabinet, potentially harmful microbes may find a home on the handle to the chamber. The next person using the contaminated handle unknowingly passes on the pathogens to whatever they touch. Darwin Chambers antimicrobial handles offer powerful bacteria-fighting action that should last the lifetime of the chamber handle. The more the handle is used, the harder the antimicrobial coating works to retard the growth of illness-causing pathogens. No special care is needed, handle normally and use standard cleaning methods. How antimicrobial coatings add value: Reduces the spread of pathogens – even E. coli, staph, and salmonella. Provides antimicrobial protection for the life of the handle. Retains efficacy with normal use and cleaning. The silver-ion based antimicrobial compounds are: EPA registered FDA compliant NSF listed Antimicrobial coating materials incorporate a proven, effective antimicrobial system. This broad spectrum antimicrobial is an in-organic silver-Zeolite compound that allows controlled silver-ion release in polymers. The natural, antibacterial protection of silver is continually released from within the wear-resistant polymer finish. Silver ions, interacting with water molecules in the environment work to retard the growth of a wide range of mold, yeast and bacteria. As a bonus, the silver-Zeolite compound helps guard against discoloration and staining. It halts odor development and the formation of biofilms that can result in the deterioration of hard-ware materials like our handle.