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This Staffordshire firm is helping to prevent the spread of coronavirus on planes as flights re-start

Addmaster is in collaboration with global specialists and further trials are about to start with airports and airlines

Performance enhancing additives specialist Addmaster is working with the aviaton industry to help prevent the spread of bacteria and viruses amid the coronavirus crisis.

The Stafford-based business is playing a key part in helping to get people travelling safely again – and prevent the spread of infection on anything from aircraft seats, tables and walls to luggage trolleys and security trays.

The company’s Biomaster antimicrobial technology is proven to inhibit the growth of microbes by up to 99.99 per cent and is also highly effective against inactivating viruses on surfaces such as textiles, paper and plastic.

Now collaborations with global specialists are well underway and further trials are about to start with airports and airlines around the world.

Paul Morris, CEO of Addmaster, said: “Hygiene is now front and centre of business thinking and none more so than in the travel sector where companies need to give millions of people peace of mind that they can fly safely.

“We have seen a massive surge of enquiries for our Biomaster antimicrobial technology over the past three months and are now in advanced trials with a number of global organisations and new tests are starting every week.”

Addmaster founder and chief executive Paul Morris

He added: “When microbes land on an untreated surface they can easily contaminate the next person that touches that product. However, if they land on an antimicrobial

protected surface, silver ions in Biomaster inhibit the growth of bacteria and deactivate viruses, significantly reducing the risk of cross contamination.