CLEANING
MECHANISMS

Invisible nano-scale bubbles penetrate microscopic gaps and pores that conventional bubbles simply cannot reach.

UFB does not rise to the surface. It remains suspended in water for weeks to months, providing sustained cleaning action.

UFB carries a negative surface charge, enabling it to electrostatically attract and capture positively charged contaminants and particles.

Each UFB collapses with an internal pressure of up to 30 bars, generating intense localized force that dislodges and destroys contaminants.

UFB surfaces exhibit lipophilicity — an affinity for oils and hydrophobic substances — enabling them to capture and transport oil-based contaminants.

UFB penetrates into the gaps between a surface and adhered material. As bubbles expand and collapse, they physically lift and detach contaminants.

UFB surfaces adsorb surfactant molecules, boosting detergent effectiveness while reducing the amount required. Also improves rinse-ability significantly.

UFB water exhibits a lower contact angle, reducing surface tension to enable deeper penetration into microscopic gaps and improved wetting of surfaces.