Office sanitization must deliver two essential qualities for any workplace: effective service and fast turnaround. The market offers numerous methods, some highly invasive, requiring long waits before rooms can be reused. Today, however, there is an ideal solution: ultra-dry sanitization.
What Is Ultra-Dry Sanitization?
Our ultra-dry nebulizing compressor delivers a micro-emulsion of hydrogen peroxide-based disinfectant. Sanitization performed with this device leaves no residue on surfaces and allows treated areas to be reused shortly after treatment: 10 minutes for the disinfectant to act, and a maximum of 5 minutes to air out the room. This means your office is immediately available. There is no danger to paper documents or electronic equipment—ultra-dry nebulizer sanitization causes no damage whatsoever.
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Why Choose Ultra-Dry Over Traditional Methods?
Traditional sanitization methods often involve wet sprays, fogging, or manual wiping, which can leave surfaces damp, require lengthy ventilation, and risk damaging sensitive office equipment. Ultra-dry sanitization overcomes these drawbacks:
- Zero residue – No sticky films or chemical traces on desks, keyboards, or upholstery.
- Fast re-entry – Rooms are ready in under 20 minutes.
- Safe for electronics – The ultra-fine mist (0.3–0.5 microns) won't harm circuits or screens.
- Broad-spectrum efficacy – Kills viruses, bacteria, fungi, and spores.
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Technical Specifications
The ultra-dry nebulizer is compact and powerful, making it ideal for office environments:
- Cylinders: 1
- Droplet size: 0.3 – 0.5 µ
- Pressure: 8 bar – 114 psi
- Motor: 0.5 hp – 0.35 kw
- RPM: 2800
- Noise level: 72 dB
- Weight: 8 kg – 17.7 lbs
- Dimensions: 33 x 15 x 23 cm
- Manufacturer: Nardi Compressori – Via Marco Polo, 2 36075 – Montecchio Maggiore (VI) – Italy
How Long Does the Treatment Take?
Treatment duration ranges from 20 to 60 minutes, depending on the size of the area. After the cycle, allow 10 minutes for disinfectant action and 5 minutes of ventilation—your office is then safe for reoccupation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it necessary to clean the office before sanitization?
It is preferable. Disinfection is effective against viruses, bacteria, fungi, spores, etc., but dust or accumulated dirt residues will remain if not removed beforehand.
How long does the entire intervention take?
From 20 to 60 minutes, based on the size of the area to be treated.
Does it damage parquet flooring or sofas?
No. The disinfectant solution leaves no residue, is non-corrosive to metals, and does not affect plastic, paint, fabrics, or wood.
Can I use this method in server rooms or IT areas?
Absolutely. The ultra-dry mist is safe for sensitive electronics, but we recommend covering any exposed, critical hardware as a precaution.
How often should office sanitization be performed?
Frequency depends on foot traffic and risk levels. For standard offices, monthly sanitization is sufficient; high-traffic or healthcare settings may require weekly treatments.
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Author: Paulo Vivere