Insufficient persistence and efficacy of antimicrobial agents on surfaces. Enhanced biocidal activity prevents pathogen transmission and biofilm formation.

Insufficient speed of microbial kill during short contact times. Improving rapid efficacy prevents pathogen transmission in high-traffic environments.

Pathogenic persistence on surfaces leads to infection risks and biofilm formation. Eliminating these contaminants ensures sanitary safety and prevents material degradation.

Standard liquid surfactants often lack sufficient residual biocidal efficacy to prevent pathogen regrowth. Reducing microbial load on surfaces prevents cross-infection and environmental degradation.