How Antimicrobial Ceramics Work
- Active Agents: Silver ions or zinc oxide nanoparticles are fused into the ceramic glaze during high-temperature firing (≥1200°C).
- Disruption Mechanism: These agents penetrate bacterial cell walls, blocking metabolic functions and preventing replication.
- Continuous Action: The effect persists for the sink’s lifespan, requiring no reapplications (ISO 22196 certification).
4 Key Benefits
- Food Safety: Reduces cross-contamination risks during food prep
- Low Maintenance: Eliminates daily chemical disinfectants
- Odor Control: Prevents biofilm buildup in drains
- Long-Term Hygiene: Effective even with surface micro-scratches
Ceramic vs. Alternatives
For kitchens prioritizing health, antimicrobial ceramic sinks deliver scientifically backed protection. Combine this technology with daily rinsing for optimal results.