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Stepping on to the Hanz™ Trax Pro exposes your shoe soles to UVC Light for up to 8 seconds. UVC light is germicidal, therefore, it deactivates the DNA of bacteria, virus and other pathogens like Covid-19, destroying their ability to multiply and cause disease.
The Forgotten Contaminator
When someone with a virus coughs or sneezes without a mask on, droplets can land on the floor, which is then walked through by someone else, where the virus can then be transferred to their shoes and carried into other spaces.
Helping Australia Reopen
Sanitising is the new standard. As industries reopen, we're hoping to reenergise their business with the help of our innovative germ fighting solutions.
The Hanz™ Trax Pro Portable Shoe Sanitizing Station
How does UVC LED Sterilization Work?
UVC light is germicidal, therefore, it deactivates the DNA of bacteria, virus and other pathogens, destroying their ability to multiply and cause disease. Stepping on to the Hanz™ Trax Pro exposes your shoe soles to UV-C Light for up to 8 seconds.
100% Ozone Free and Chemical Free
UV disinfection does not rely on chemicals or filtration materials and can be manufactured to operate at the optimum wavelength for effective and safe application.
While all micro-organisms respond to UVC light in different ways, if given the appropriate dose, which is the product of UVC power multiplied by time, it can kill 99.99% of micro-organisms.
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Kills 99.999% of Germs |
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Prevent Cross Contamination |
Stepping on to the Hanz™ Trax Pro exposes your shoe soles to UVC light for up to 8 seconds. UVC light is germicidal, therefore, it deactivates the DNA of bacteria, virus and other pathogens like covid-19, destroying their ability to multiply and cause disease.
Placing the Hanz™ Trax Pro at entry points to disinfected environments can reduce the introduction of new contaminates spread by the soles of our shoes. Studies show that pathogens on floors are frequently contacted by objects that are subsequently touched by hands and then spread to other surfaces.
**// FDA APPROVED //**
