How does PRO-Techs Work?
PRO-Techs utilizes two methods to bring about the near instant mechanical killing of offending microbes.
  1. The first is a grid of nano-spikes which creates a covalent bond with the surfaces it is applied on. This bond is very durable. On average, it is still detectable on high-traffic touch-points up until 90 days after the initial coating.
  2. The second mechanical force responsible for PRO-Techs unmatched residual effectiveness is its positively charged nitrogen. Once impaled, the pathogen is robbed of its ions resulting in total deactivation of the offending microbe.
How is PRO-Techs Applied?​
​Only a thin layer of PRO-Techs is necessary. It is best applied using fogging applicators with electrostatic technology. This uses static electricity to positively charge PRO-Techs as it is atomized from the machine’s nozzle. With most objects being naturally negatively charged, PRO-Techs becomes elector-statically attracted to surfaces.

This results in the ability for the fogged PRO-Techs to wrap around all three-dimensional objects, reaching all nooks and crannies for a complete coverage — each and every time.
Is a Certified Applicator Necessary?
Due to the recent COVID-19 outbreak, you will likely see inexperienced companies in the sanitization space who lack the proper equipment and industry knowledge to sanitize at a professional level following CDC guidelines. These companies may also use hazardous chemicals which, if exposed, may lead to negative health effects for your staff and customers.
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PRO-Techs should be applied by a certified PRO-Techs applicator. Specialized electrostatic fogging machines are required to ensure complete coverage.  Once dried, PRO-Techs is invisible to the naked eye, making it easy for in-house or non-trained cleaners to miss critical areas.  For these reasons, only a certified applicator is allowed to perform this service.