Risks for Laboratories Handling Pathogens
Time to Retire the Tubes
Replace dangerous UVC in biosafety cabinets
UVC tubes used in biosafety cabinets are not only dangerous to users but also an environmental hazard. Their use is not recommended and the EU RoHS directive is poised to ban them in the future.
Dangerous UVC tubes can now be retired and completely replaced with a 100% safe & sustainable alternative: Spectral Blue MWHI® visible blue light disinfection.
No UV radiation. No tube changes. No mercury. No ozone. No need to vacate the room.
Heavy on Hygiene, Light on Effort
Weighing rooms and storage areas
These are areas where it's possible for material residues becoming a growth platform for microbes.
Automatic environmental decontamination prevents microbial growth and reduces the risk of contamination of equipment and materials.
Mornings Are for Science—Not Scrubbing
Clean workbenches every morning
Equip every workbench with a Spectral Blue device to keep the working surfaces and any equipment free of microbes.
You can have a microbe-free start every morning.
Featured Customer References
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Thermo Fisher Scientific
Read the complete customer story (pdf)"Microbial exposure of our working environment and premises can constantly be retained on an appropriate level by using blue light. It's very suitable for this purpose, since it’s safe and does not harm materials."
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Atria Finland Plc
Read the complete storyThe food quality laboratory at Atria tested Spectral Blue against Listeria monocytogenes in a biosafety cabinet used for handling control strains.
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KVVY Tutkimus Oy
Read the complete storyKVVY Tutkimus equipped their fume hood and laminar hoods with Spectral Blue disinfection to further enhance contamination prevention measures in their pathogen laboratory.
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SeiLab
Read the complete customer storySeiLab was able to solve a difficult Listeria problem in one of their rooms with the BERLIN device.
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Hankkija
Read the completely customer storyHankkija installed Spectral Blue devices in their grain and feed laboratory where they screen samples for Salmonella. Thanks to blue light, they could stop using chemicals for disinfecting the floors.
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BioLab at Nofima
Read the complete storyBioLab, part of the Norwegian food research institute, is an accredited contract and research laboratory. They use Spectral Blue to prevent cross-contamination and false positives.
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Optilab, Sweden
Read the complete customer storyOptilab chose Spectral Blue because they needed a safe, sustainable, and automatic measure to prevent cross-contamination.
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Nordic Laboratories
Read the complete customer storyNordic Laboratories chose Spectral Blue for their biosafety cabinets to safeguard their quality and to protect their staff.
