HOW IT WORKS
When applied to a surface or incorporated into a material, the antimicrobial forms a covalent bond with the substrate and creates a microbiostatic coating. The coating forms a nano-bed shield of spikes (self assembling monolayer), each of which carry a positive charge that attracts the negatively charged bacteria. Once attracted, the molecular spikes pierce the cell and rupture its cell membrane, causing that bacterial microorganism to die.