Water Purification

As semiconductor and photovoltaic manufacturing processes advance, traditional chemical cleaning methods are increasingly being challenged—not only in performance but also in environmental impact. The imperative for higher yields, finer feature sizes, and sustainable processes is making the adoption of ozone-based wet cleaning systems no longer optional but essential for leading manufacturers. Ozone-water cleaning is emerging …

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Postharvest losses of fruits and vegetables present a significant operational challenge across the global supply chain. Microbiological contamination, pesticide residues, and physiological degradation during storage and transport impact shelf life, food safety, and product availability for industry stakeholders. As pressure mounts on the food industry to adopt safer, more sustainable practices, ozone (O₃) has emerged …

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When disasters like floods or storms hit, the true value of resilient water treatment becomes clear. Clean, safe water can’t wait for fair weather. As extreme weather events become more frequent across Africa, the demand for climate-resilient, self-sufficient water treatment systems is no longer optional. At Biozone Manufacturing, we engineer ozone treatment systems built to …

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Ozone Ultrafine Bubble Water (OUFBW) represents a powerful evolution in modern disinfection. By combining ozone’s natural oxidising strength with ultrafine bubble generation, OUFBW delivers deeper penetration, longer ozone stability, and superior microbial control. This technology is proving to be a game-changer in industries where hygiene and safety are non-negotiable — from healthcare to food processing …

Ozone Ultrafine Bubble Water (OUFBW): A Breakthrough in Disinfection Technology Read More »

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