we come into contact with, including antibiotic-resistant bacteria (MRSA)
Learn more from the present polluting substances: NOx and SOV (volatile organic substances)
Learn more Easy removal of dirt and consequent reduction in the use of aggressive and expensive detergents.
Learn more Improvement of air quality thanks to the removal of toxic pollutants and odours.
Learn more On April 9th 2014, the European patents office granted and published patent no. EP2443076 for Active Clean Air & Antibacterial Ceramic™ photocatalytic material and its productive process.
Granting of European patents is subject to strict controls, the European examiner found that significant inventive activity is involved in creating a photocatalytic material which, unlike any other product available on the market, uses titanium dioxide in micrometric form rather than nanometric form. Because of their very small size, on the basis of authoritative medical and scientific publications nanoparticles are considered extremely hazardous to human health and the environment.
Pollution 2018 - RefleAction is the most recent event in a company philosophy aimed at environmental sustainability that began fifty years ago, the demonstration of the Group’s constant commitment to research, new technology and social responsibility.
Designed by the young architects of SOS – School of Sustainability, Mario Cucinella’s postgraduate academy, 40 young oaks emerge from Bologna’s historic centre, in an artificial terrain created from a large reflective slab with a striking geometry that aims to subvert the usual,relationship between the city and nature.
Material therefore becomes nature, just like the Active Clean Air & Antibacterial Ceramic™ technology becomes the surfaces of the narrative pathway, mapping out the road of reflection on important environmental themes.
Bologna, Piazza Santo Stefano (ITALY)
Iris Ceramica Group, an Italian leader in the production of porcelain and high-tech ceramics, will present the Pollution 2018 – RefleAction project in connection with Cersaie 2018.