ISDN: Completes 3-day pilot project to surface coat 130 buses

ISDN Holdings, a company best known for its industrial automation solutions, said it has completed a 3-day pilot project with an unnamed major local bus transport company, gaining traction for its new business line.

ISDN administered its German-made ERSTOTIZER, an anti-microbial surface coating, on all the high-touch points of 130 buses.

These include single-decks, bendies and double-deckers, which were treated over the past three nights to strengthen anti-COVID capabilities in a cost-efficient manner.

They are a fraction of the four-figure fleet-size of the operator.

Pioneered by ERST Project GmbH, ERSTOTIZER is a long-lasting disinfecting surface coating solution that can be applied on hard and absorbent surfaces via a simple spraying and wiping process.

ISDN said the surface coating reduces bacteria by more than 99.9%, thereby ensuring that various types of viruses, bacteria, and microbes have no chance of survival.

More importantly, while the coronavirus can mutate, ERSTOTIZER is non-mutagenic.

This means that it is impossible for the mutating virus to develop any form of resistance to lessen its efficacy in the long-run.

The coating can last between up to 24 months.

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