The technology you lease

SanoFog, SanoStatic and SanoChem

Every leased machine uses the same touch-less system Sanondaf has run across NHS clinical settings, labs, theatres and sterile services for over ten years — dry fog and electrostatic spray, paired with a patented hydrogen peroxide disinfectant.

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Sanondaf fogging machines and electrostatic heads set up in a laboratory

SanoFog

Total area disinfection

An ionising turbine turns the disinfectant into a dry fog. The vapour fills the room and is drawn into every crevice and corner, reaching air and surfaces that manual cleaning cannot — with no wet surfaces left behind.

SanoStatic

Targeted surface disinfection

A patented nozzle adds an electrostatic charge as the solution is applied, so it wraps around and clings to each surface. Used to target the hot spots where cross-contamination risk is highest.

SanoChem

Hydrogen peroxide + silver

Free oxygen radicals attack the cell membrane, while silver ions bind to DNA and enzymes to halt replication and metabolism. Hospital-grade, odour-free, and manufactured to ISO 9001 / 13485 standards.

Performance

What the system delivers

6-log kill: Up to 99.9999% kill rates from a low-concentration solution.
Room ready in under an hour: Re-entry is typically achieved within the hour, so beds, labs and vehicles go back into service fast.
Safe on electronics: No humidity, no corrosion — usable on monitors, keyboards, medical and lab equipment.
1m³ to 20,000m³: A single application can cover anything from a side room to a warehouse.
No toxic residue: Stabilised hydrogen peroxide breaks down to water and oxygen; no residue, odour-free, biodegradable.
No resistance risk: Oxidative action means no antimicrobial resistance, unlike repeated biocide use.

Evidence

Certified efficacy

Dispersed as a dry vapour, the solution holds the following EN certifications — the detail your risk assessments and audits usually ask for. Sanondaf is ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 accredited.

Standard	Assessed for	Requirement
BS EN 14476	Virucidal	4 log (99.99%)
BS EN 1276	Bactericidal	5 log (99.999%)
BS EN 1650	Fungicidal / yeasticidal	4 log (99.99%)
BS EN 13704	Sporicidal	3 log (99.9%)
BS EN 14348	Mycobactericidal	4 log (99.99%)
BS EN 13697	Food applications	4 log (99.99%)

Tested against

Organisms of concern

Coronavirus
MRSA
Clostridium difficile (incl. 027)
Norovirus
C. auris
CPE and VRE
Mycobacterium tuberculosis
E. coli & Salmonella
H1N1 / H5N1
Aspergillus niger
Legionella pneumophila
Black mould & fungi

Part of an extensive tested pathogen list covering bacteria (gram-positive and gram-negative), yeasts, fungi, protozoa and viruses with and without a protective coat. Full validation packages are available on request for your risk assessment.

In the field

Where leased machines are used

Sanondaf fogging unit treating a critical care bed space in a hospital

Critical care and clinical settings

NICU, PICU, ICU, renal, theatres and any area with immune-compromised patients or high-risk organisms such as CPE, VRE, C. auris and biofilms.

Sanondaf unit positioned beside an open biosafety cabinet in a laboratory

Laboratories and biosafety cabinets

Whole-room or cabinet decontamination before maintenance and after hazardous work or spills, in line with BS EN 12469. Equipment back in use within the hour.

Operator electrostatically spraying the interior of an NHS ambulance

Vehicles and emergency fleets

Ambulances, police and fire vehicles, buses and depot fleets — interiors treated between shifts without wiping down every surface.

Sanondaf unit in use in a ship engine control room

Marine, transport and industry

Engine rooms, bridges, cabins, food production areas, student accommodation and hospitality — sealed environments where manual cleaning cannot reach every surface.

Beyond the room

Other applications for the same unit

HVAC and ductwork: Air handling units, ducting and grilles fogged in place, so contamination is not simply recirculated around the building.
Walk-in cold rooms: Treated between deliveries without wetting product zones or forcing a long dry-out period.
Fridges, freezers and incubators: Drip trays, compressor housings, drains and interiors — the parts routine cleaning rarely reaches.
Damp and mould in housing: Spores reached in voids, cupboards and behind furniture as part of a recorded remediation.
Kitchens and food areas: Preparation rooms, stores and packing halls, with no residue to rinse off afterwards.
Student accommodation: Room turnarounds at scale, including mattress and soft furnishing treatment.
Trailers, containers and cross-border loads: Temperature and humidity swings in transit encourage mould and bacterial growth, and border crossings expose stock to organisms your site has never dealt with. Drop a unit into the trailer or container, let it treat the whole volume in transit, and the load is safe when the doors are opened.
Preventative, not just reactive: With a machine of your own, treatments happen during planned downtime at roughly £10 a room — offices as well as labs, canteens as well as theatres — instead of waiting for an outbreak to justify the cost.

Leasing puts this capability in your own hands

Approved organisations lease the machines, train their own operators and treat their own sites on a routine schedule or the moment an outbreak is confirmed. If you are unsure how to handle a particular event, we can also attend with a couple of machines at a reduced rate to help organise, supervise or run the first treatment alongside your staff.

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