Offering renewed ultrasonic systems for biofilm elimination to protect water from growth of micro-organisms. Our devices enable organisations and individuals to sustainably utilize their transport and storage of water.
Biofilms are microbiological layers in which algae, bacteria, limescale, corrosion, and other pathogens can grow. They thrive on moist or wet surfaces, making them the perfect breeding ground for more bacteria and micro-organisms to develop. This leads to critical damages and creates an unhealthy environment for humans and animals.
Ultrasonic Group offers unique systems that combat biofilm in a chemical-free and non-toxic way, making it the most efficient, cost-saving and ecological way of protecting all water systems.
Learn in our short video how biofilm can grow inside your water system and how we can help.
By eliminating biofilm with ultrasonic technology, the growth of algae, bacteria, and limescale is prevented. This creates a safer environment for the system and its users.
Our devices are non-toxic, chemical-free and require a low power supply. By using ultrasonic technology you reduce fuel emissions and carbon footprint, while sustaining a healthy environment for both humans and animals.
Not only does ultrasonic technology guarantee a longer lifespan of all systems, our products also reduce energy and maintenance costs and ensures a reduction in the use of chemicals.
One device can protect water over distances of up to 350 metres and can break down biofilm right down to the finest cracks and holes in a wall.
We initiate increasing efficiency and bring sustainability to the core of everything that matters most to your business. Ultrasonic Group advices each client with the highest care and consults where ultrasonic can protect the installation from biofilm and its consequences.
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In the chicken industry, biofilm is a common problem. This thin layer of bacteria adheres to water pipes, which can cause infections and diseases in chickens. To tackle this problem, ultrasound is increasingly being used.
A study of ultrasonic protection inside 6 C.I.L tanks which were clogged with biofilm and micro-organic adhesions.
A case study of decreasing contamination in waterstorage tank and pipes with Alguma with ultrasonic transducers.
