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NFI Parts™ Announces Exclusive Distributorship for Proactive Air and Surface Purification System

Puradigm recently announced successful testing at the University of Florida showing its technology deactivates SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, as well as deactivating coronavirus 229E.

by METRO Staff
August 24, 2020
NFI Parts™ Announces Exclusive Distributorship for Proactive Air and Surface Purification System

The FLOW 100 is a Buy America-Compliant Proactive Air and Surface Purification system.

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NFI Parts™ partnered with Eagle Disinfection Group, global distributor of Puradigm LLC, to be the exclusive distributor of the Puradigm FLOW 100 system in the bus and motorcoach market.

The FLOW 100 is a Buy America-Compliant Proactive Air and Surface Purification system. It uses proprietary technology to create advanced purification by producing high energy clusters, which are distributed throughout the interior of the vehicle safely sanitizing both air and surfaces, leaving behind no harmful residue.

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Puradigm recently announced successful testing at the University of Florida showing its technology deactivates SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, as well as deactivating coronavirus 229E.

“This solution is a fantastic option for our customer base. The unit runs while a vehicle is in service. This means there is no down time or additional cleaning during service; once it has been installed and the vehicle is running, it continuously disinfects while the vehicle is on the road,” said Brian Dewsnup, president at NFI Parts.

The unit is easy to install and can be placed anywhere on a bus or coach. It does not interfere with, or void warranties, on any other systems within the vehicle.

Puradigm LLC offers proactive air and surface purification solutions, which are registered with the Environmental Protection Agency and that have proven to be safe, scalable, and provide 24/7 protection to all indoor environments. Puradigm's technology has patents around the world and has been validated by many testing organizations in the reduction of mold, bacteria, virus, and other harmful pathogens. The Puradigm technology is the most validated in the industry and can be customized for any indoor environment.

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