Antimicrobial Films

Our lamination film is enhanced with a layer of antimicrobial protection that helps to prevent the growth of bacteria, molds, mildews and fungi.

We are surrounded by a multitude of microscopic organisms. One bacterium can reproduce a million times in just one hour. Some bacteria can survive on documents for months. This was specifically developed to effectively control against the growth of unwanted microorganisms on laminated documents.

Individuals working in medical and scientific settings, restaurants and food service, schools or other settings are especially concerned about bacteria. In environments such as these, individuals must use extra care to ensure that contamination sources are controlled. This film provides an added line of defense against the growth of unwanted bacteria.

Antimicrobials are products that inhibit the growth and reproduction of, bacteria, mold and fungi.

When microorganisms are exposed to the antimicrobial agent, the life cycle processes of the organism are interrupted and the organism’s reproductive capabilities are affected.

Yes it is. Studies have shown antimicrobial agents to be less toxic than table salt. This product utilizes Silver Ion Technology. It is present in everyday products such as cell phones, touch screens and textiles. It is proven safe to humans, animals and plants. It will inhibit the growth of microorganisms and active bacteria.

Current testing suggests that the active antimicrobial will not wear off with cleaning or use. In fact, under normal conditions, the laminated piece will most likely wear out or become outdated before the active antimicrobial becomes ineffective.

No it will not. The sole purpose of this film is for protecting the laminated article against the spread of unwanted bacteria, fungi, mold and mildew. The Antimicrobial reduces the likelihood that the bacteria will grow on the laminated surface.

No. The antimicrobial agent does not protect against COVID-19.

This antimicrobial has been shown to be effective against a broad spectrum of many common bacteria typically found in food service, hospitals and clinics, dental offices, schools and day care facilities.

Yes, the added benefits are at a higher price. If maintaining a hygienic environment is important, the added costs far outweigh the additional expense.