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Antimicrobial flooring

How does BioCote® antimicrobial technology work?

Antimicrobial describes something that can resist the growth of microbes, including bacteria, mould and fungi. BioCote® technology creates an antimicrobial floor surface, which microbes cannot survive on. Having an antimicrobial floor coating ensures you have a clean and safe working environment, suitable for industries like the pharmaceutical and food and drink industry, where cleanliness is paramount.

 

 

BioCote® in antimicrobial resin flooring

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As the only UK resin flooring company to be a partner of BioCote®, John Lord is able to offer their exclusive range of resin flooring with the antimicrobial technology option. Antimicrobial floors are ideal for environments which demand a high standard of hygiene. Each of our BioCote® protected antimicrobial resin floors is made to high John Lord and BioCote® standards to ensure bacterial growth is prohibited.

A John Lord BioCote® antimicrobial epoxy flooring is the perfect product for industries including:

Integrating BioCote® antimicrobial technology into a John Lord floor can reduce bacteria, mould and fungi in as little as two hours and will achieve up to 99.99% bacteria reduction in 24 hours.

Ask about our BioCote® antimicrobial flooring

If you have any questions about our BioCote® antimicrobial floor coating, or if you would like your new floor to be BioCote® protected, please contact the Technical Sales Team on 0161 764 4617 or email us.

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