Ventum One-Touch™ (VOT) is the most advanced Airborne Surface Disinfection (ASD) solution on the market—able to effectively disinfect any space (automated or standalone).

From high-security biological confinements to public health facilities, through transportation and industrial processes, VOT is an extremely effective, economical, and environmental solution.

Ventum delivers sustainable and clean air and space solutions through our advanced bio-decontamination technologies. Our organic, peroxide-based biocides are engineered for maximum efficiency, leaving no harmful residue as they naturally decompose.

Ventum One-Touch™ provides a highly effective, no-wipe disinfection solution that saves time and effort while ensuring comprehensive pathogen elimination, making advanced bio-decontamination accessible and economical for any industry.

We use peroxides, specifically in the form of Peracetic Acid (PAA), for their enhanced disinfecting power and efficiency. PAA is a compound of Hydrogen Peroxide and Acetic Acid, where the Acetic Acid enables the mixture to hold a higher concentration of oxygen. This increased oxygen content is the key to its effectiveness, allowing for more powerful and rapid disinfection of surfaces compared to using Hydrogen Peroxide alone.

Additionally, PAA exhibits remarkable cleaning capabilities, surpassing chlorine and chlorine dioxides, quaternary ammonium, and alcohol based solutions.

The Ventum One-Touch™ system significantly accelerates disinfection by achieving a LOG 6 reduction against the most resilient pathogens within a two-hour cycle. This represents a substantial improvement in efficiency compared to the industry standard, which typically requires three to four hours or more to achieve the same level of efficacy.

Peracetic Acid is classified as a safe and environmentally friendly disinfectant (nih.gov)

We clarify the difference between cleaning and disinfecting with a simple concept: we clean to remove visible dirt and disinfect to neutralize the harmful microorganisms we cannot see.

While cleaning with detergents involves physically removing contaminants from a surface, disinfecting is the essential process of neutralizing these harmful agents. It is important to note that while our disinfection process also cleans, a standard detergent does not necessarily disinfect.

We distinguish between disinfection and decontamination by their scope. Disinfection is a specific process that uses chemicals to neutralize or destroy harmful microorganisms on surfaces, thereby reducing pathogens to safe levels. Decontamination is a more comprehensive term that encompasses the removal or neutralization of a broader range of contaminants, including chemical and biological agents, to ensure an area is entirely safe. In essence, disinfection targets microorganisms, while decontamination addresses all harmful substances.