Anti-bacterial/anti-viral coatings, coating process and parameters thereof
AssigneeViro-Kote, Inc.
InventorDonald E. Snyder, Jr.
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AssigneeViro-Kote, Inc.
InventorDonald E. Snyder, Jr.
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The invention relates to a method of imparting anti-pathogenic properties to a substrate material comprising: (a) preparing a coating composition containing an anti-pathogenic agent consisting essentially of PVP-I and N-9 in a ratio of from about 100:0 to about 0:100 of PVP-I to N-9, the coating composition further containing a pre-mix solution with which the anti-pathogenic agent is intimately mixed in a ratio of from about 6:4 to about 8:2 of agent to pre-mix on a dry basis, and having a percent solids content of from about 5% to about 35% solids; (b) feeding the anti-pathogenic coating composition into a coating machine; (c) loading substrate onto the coating machine; (d) operating the coating machine such that the coating composition comes into intimate contact with at least one surface of the substrate; and (e) drying the coated substrate material. The invention further relates to the preparation of coating composition, the composition itself and to providing the coating in a dual or multilayered format, wherein one or more layers contain anti-viral/anti-bacterial active ingredients.
A method of imparting anti-pathogenic properties to a substrate material comprising:
A process for producing a substrate coated with a formulation containing multiple coating layers, at least one of which layers contains an anti-pathogenic component, comprising:
A coated substrate material consisting of a substrate material in intimate contact with at least one layer of a multi-layer coating, said coating containing in at least first one layer thereof at least one anti-pathogenic agent and at least one second layer being different in composition than said first layer, the multi-layer coating being characterized by the ability to release the at least one anti-pathogenic agent immediately upon contact with a solution-borne pathogen to eliminate substantially immediately the pathogenic activity of the pathogen, wherein the multi-layer coating layers each have a % solids of from about 10% to about 50%.
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