aqua-tools Infection Control Solutions
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The attachment of bacteria and other microorganisms on surfaces is the result of some physicochemical links and interactions and their own metabolical characteristics. Then occurs a second phase, called adhesion, linked to those factors in interaction with others of biological nature. These two phases could be eventually followed by a third one, the colonization if cleaning and/or disinfection of the surface at this place are inefficient … or not performed. This leads to the formation of a biofilm.
Professor Philippe Hartemann

Has been developed as a self-cleaning mechanism which introduces turbulent flow during filtration to keep particulates from becoming fully trapped on the membrane and permits the filters to have long life use. During filtration step, domestic water goes through microfiltration membrane, the water velocity triggers the turbulence phenomenon permitting the suspension of solid particles out of the membrane surface.

      

aqua-tools is the pioneer in development of Water Infection Control filters with longer performance life extended up to 4 months for a monthly cost reducing. FILT’RAY2G provides a physical barrier for quick legionella & pseudomonas control and others waterborne pathogens in order to reduce Healthcare-Associated Infection and patient risk. Confirmed at an international level, our infection control filters can be used proactively in areas with high-risk patients and residents as an additional control measure to avoid plumbing pathogen transmission. These disposable water filters can also be used for hygiene of patients and residents. Innovative FILT’RAY^2G Point-of-Use filters have been launch in April 2017. Use Point of Use filters as a part of your Legionella water management programs. This technological innovation plays a main role to reduce Healthcare Associated Infections (HAI) and Healthcare annual costs related to waterborne pathogens.