Antorchas UV

UV torches

Our UV handheld torches are very useful for disinfecting surfaces and objects using ultraviolet light.

In addition to being very light, they are very powerful, and with a few seconds they already produce a significant germicidal effect on surfaces where UV light is applied. They also do not produce any type of residue and do not require any maintenance except for the change of UV lamps.

We can custom make these UV torches according to requirements. In this way we ensure that its function is optimal for each use that you want to give it.

Antorcha UV de mano ARG-18

UV torch ARG-18

The ARG-18 torch is a portable UV emitter for doing surface disinfection treatments. This appliance…

ARG-235

UV torch ARG-235

The ARG-235 torch is a portable UV emitter for surface disinfection treatments. This device is…

Contact us if you want us to offer you a personalized offer of one of our UV torches for surface disinfection. Tell us your requirements and we will propose a customized solution.

Recommended fields of application: hard-to-reach areas, volumetric objects, upholstery …


Microorganismos

Germs

Types of microorganisms

Both bacteria, viruses, protozoa and fungi or yeasts, whether pathogenic or not, are vulnerable to ultraviolet light or UVGI radiation.

These microbes are largely responsible for or spread of various diseases, such as: the flu, gastroenteritis, salmonellosis, etc.

In addition to these more common germs, other more dangerous ones are sensitive to UV radiation, like the cause of diseases such as anthrax or cholera.

Because of this, the use of a germicidal radiation system directly impacts the quality of life of people where microbes can develop.

Some examples: laboratories, hospitals, food handling, medications …

Most common microbes sensitive to ultraviolet light

Adenovirus IIIPhytomonas tumefaciens
Agrobacterium tumefaciensPoliovirus (Picornaviridae)
Bacillus anthracisProteus vulgaris
Bacillus megatherium Sp.Pseudomonas aeruginosa
Bacillus paratyphosusPseudomonas fluorescens
Bacillus subtilisRhodospirillum rubrum
BacteriofagoRotavirus (Reoviridae)
Campylobacter jejuniSaccharomyces cerevisiae
Clostridium botulinumSaccharomyces ellipsoideus
Clostridium tetaniSaccharomyces sp.
Corynebacterium diphtheriaeSalmonella enteritidis
CoxsackieSalmonella paratyphi
Cryptosporidium parvumSalmonella Species
Chlorella vulgarisSalmonella typhi
Dysentery bacilliSalmonella typhimurium
Eberthella typhosaSarcina lutea
Enterococcus faecalisSerratia marcescens
Escherichia coli (E. coli)Shigella dysenteriae
Influenza (Orthomyxoviridae)Shigella flexneri
Legionella bozemaniiShigella paradysenteriae
Legionella dumoffiiShigella sonnei
Legionella gormaniiSpirillum rubrum
Legionella longbeachaeStaphylococcus albus
Legionella micdadeiStaphylococcus aureus
Legionella pneumophilaStaphylococcus epidermidis
Leptospira canicolaStreptococcus haemolyticus
Leptospira interrogansStreptococcus lactis
Listeria monocytogenesStreptococcus pyrogenes
Micrococcus candidusStreptococcus salivarius
Micrococcus sphaeroidesStreptococcus viridans
Mucor racemosus (A y B)Trichosporon
Mycobacterium tuberculosisVibrio comma
Neisseria – Moraxella catarrhalisVibrio cholerae
Oospora lactisVirus de la Hepatitis A (VHA)
Penicillium expansumYersinia enterocolitica
Penicillium roqueforti