What is Nanion?
"A natural multipurpose solution that disinfects and cleans"
Nanion is based on technology developed in Japan and mainly uses a naturally-occuring mineral that can be extracted from sand and rocks. The active ingredient is certified safe for use in consumer products like sunscreens, cosmetics, toothpaste, paints, and food production.
Due to its photocatalytic nature, Nanion has sterilising and deodorising properties when exposed to sunlight or ultraviolet (UV) radiation. As such, Nanion has many practical applications including in the removal of organic and airborne contaminants. It has the ability to remove up to 99% of harmful bacteria and viruses.
When irradiated by sunlight, Nanion also exhibits a superhydrophilic (attraction to water) property which also makes it useful as coating for building surfaces, self-cleaning glass, and anti-fogging glass coating as it can help sweep away contaminants.
Nanion therefore is a replication of nature’s way of sterilising and cleaning surfaces and air, whether in small-scale domestic use for homes or large-scale commercial applications for buildings.
"How it Works"
3D Coating Coverage
The Nanion nano particles are sprayed by a professional to coat your walls, floors, ceilings, and furniture.
Nanion Coating Sticks
Thanks to the special electrostatic sprayer, the Nanion coating adheres to all types of surfaces, even hard-to-reach spots like in between cabinets and under sofas and other furniture.
Works Even In Low Light
As long as there is some light the Nanion coating will be actively combating fungi, germs, odours and VOCs, turning them into harmless moisture and CO2.
Effective applications of Nanion
To reduce VOCs
- Newly painted or renovated homes / offices
- Homes / offices with new furnishings
- New cars
To maintain a clean, healthy and pleasant environment
- Kindergartens, schools, colleges & universities
- Hotels & restaurants
- Hospitals & clinics
- Indoor sports arenas
- Health-conscious companies
- Cars, buses, planes
To reduce spread of bacteria or viruses
- Homes with young children or elderly
- Childcare centres & nurseries
- Environments with people with respiratory problems or sensitive skin
To cut down unpleasant odours
- Smoking rooms
- Gyms
- Places with pets or domesticated animals
To remove mould and fungi
- Swimming pool areas
- Locker rooms and toilets
- Poorly ventilated rooms
- Carpeted rooms
For Green Building Index status
- Some certification authorities award points for the use of compounds that improve building air quality.
