Nanotouch Materials, Llc.

<p>Nanotouch self-cleaning surfaces use technology instead of toxins</p> <p>to create touchpoints that autonomously clean themselves. The</p> <p>nanotechnology on the surface is charged by visible light,</p> <p>creating an oxidation reaction that continuously breaks down</p> <p>contaminants, turning high traffic touchpoints, like door</p> <p>handles, into self-cleaning surfaces. And because they are visible, they show that hygiene is a priority, positively impacting workplace experience and the perception of the facility.</p>