Benford UV Clean

Benford has been providing UV solutions for over 30 years. The company started in the early ‘90s by making UV & IR systems for the printing industry. USES OF UVGI - ULTTRAVIOLET GERMICIDAL IRRADIATION After Covid-19 outbreak, we committed to manufacturing the best and most efficient UVC germicidal solutions in the market by using our knowledge about UV and the same principles that we use for our other products. UVGI (Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation) when applied in powerful doses can destroy the DNA or RNA of any microorganisms exposed to it, thus preventing it from spreading and decreasing the rate of infections. The amount of inactivation is directly proportional to the UVC dose which is the result of its intensity (decreasing with distance to the lamp) and duration of exposure. UVC light is a powerful solution for keeping the surfaces disinfected. However, it can be harmful to humans. Direct exposure can lead to skin burns and damage to the eyes. As a safety precaution when disinfecting rooms, humans and animals should not be present in the area during the process, or they should wear adequate protective clothing. UVC & COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2) Published scientific research and studies have proven the effectiveness of using UVC light to deactivate various strains of coronavirus including the latest SAS-CoV-2 strain: - University of Nebraska Medical Centre experimented on Covid-19 (SARS CoV-2) decontamination of rooms and protective equipment (N95 masks). For the experiment, the material was soiled with high levels of contaminated artificial skin oil and saliva and exposed to inactivated with proper use of UVGI (Ultraviolet germicidal irradiation). - N95DECON it is an organisation (including Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Michigan, etc.) that support the use of UVC from disinfecting N95 respirators from Covid-19.