Nanotechnology is the design, manufacture or control of single molecules to perform the duties of a machine.

Nanotechnology involves man-made materials so small, they are measured on the scale of a nanometer.

One nanometer is one-billionth of a meter. Imagine if you could slice a yardstick one billion times!

The Nanotechnology in NanoBreeze®

Titanium dioxide (TiO2) crystals, only 40 nanometers in size, can form a molecular machine powered by light. TiO2 is a semiconductor charged by ultraviolet photons. When these nanoparticles are charged, powerful oxidizing agents called hydroxyl radicals are produced. These free radicals destroy airborne germs and pollutants that circulate over the surface of the patented light tube inside the NanoBreeze Air Purifiers. The patented NanoTube is the active component of the NanoBreeze Air Purifiers. The photocatalyst is embedded inside the glass fiber mesh wrapped around the tube.

Crystal nanoparticle of TiO2 about 40 nm in size.
(1 nm = 1 billionth of 1 meter)

NanoBreeze Air Purifiers
reduce and oxidize airborne
pollutants including many
bioaerosols and volatile
organic compounds.

Learn more about these pollutants.