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Medical devices and equipment with antimicrobial technology have a number of advantages depending on the quality of the additives used, where some bacterial strains cannot survive on surfaces that have been protected. Antimicrobial technology enables the production of products that are of the highest quality, most effective, and hygienic.
BioCote® is excited to announce the appointment of Josela Renardson as the new Head of Marketing. With an impressive career history, Josela will oversee the BioCote® Marketing Team to motivate and inspire content production, digital projects, graphic and creative assets, and more.
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Why Antimicrobial Technology Should Be Considered for Medical Devices
Medical devices and equipment with antimicrobial technology have a number of advantages depending on the quality of the additives used, where some bacterial strains cannot survive on surfaces that have been protected. Antimicrobial technology enables the production of products that are of the highest quality, most effective, and hygienic.
Joining the BioCote® Team: Josela Renardson
BioCote® is excited to announce the appointment of Josela Renardson as the new Head of Marketing. With an impressive career history, Josela will oversee the BioCote® Marketing Team to motivate and inspire content production, digital projects, graphic and creative assets, and more.
The true nature of Polyvinyl chloride’s proclaimed antimicrobial properties
Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) is one of the most abundant polymers; with about 40 million tonnes1 produced annually. Our Technical Team took a closer look at why this property of PVC could be more complex than one might assume.
Joining the BioCote® Team: Hannah Mullane
Meet Hannah, our new Social Media and Content Executive. Hannah will be collaborating with not only the Marketing Team to drive content production and manage all BioCote® social media channels.
Joining the BioCote® Team: Parmjit Singh Bilan
We are excited to announce the latest addition to our team, Parmjit Singh Bilan, who has come aboard BioCote® as our new Technical Manager.
How long can microbes survive on hard surfaces?
Bacteria, along with other microbes, have a remarkable ability to survive and even flourish in habitats that other organisms cannot endure – hot springs, the stratosphere and even in radioactive waste.
