The Spanish company Bandalux has introduced an innovative solution to enhance air quality in living spaces: Airpure®. This curtain is not just a decorative item; it also serves as an air purifier, thanks to an invisible coating of mineral oxides activated by light.
Airpure® operates on the principle of photocatalysis. When exposed to sunlight or artificial light, the curtain begins a process that eliminates air pollutants, such as viruses, bacteria, fungi, and volatile organic compounds. This mechanism transforms harmful substances into harmless micromolecules of water vapor and salts, contributing to a healthier environment and the self-cleaning of the curtain fabric itself.
This cutting-edge nanotechnology has been approved by Pureti, a technological partner of NASA, and aligns with the European project iSCAPE, aiming to mitigate the adverse effects of climate change in Europe. Bandalux, committed to sustainability and well-being, emphasizes that its new curtain is particularly beneficial for those suffering from allergies and respiratory problems, as well as for healthcare and educational environments.
The benefits of Airpure® are clear: a 1 m² curtain installed indoors can continuously purify the air in a 3×3 meter room, while a 2 m² version placed outdoors helps counteract the pollution generated by a vehicle. This makes it an ideal choice for those seeking cleaner and healthier spaces.
Beyond its purifying capabilities, Airpure® also stands out for its style and versatility. The curtain is available in a variety of systems and styles, including roller blinds and solutions for attics, allowing consumers to customize their choice of fabrics and colors to suit the aesthetics of any space.
In summary, Bandalux reaffirms its leadership in the sun protection sector with Airpure®, a product that combines technological innovation with a strong environmental commitment, offering an effective way to improve air quality in our homes and workplaces.
