Vmax Produce and Meat Purifier

Core Technology:

Hydroxyl Radicals (·OH) Generation O₃+H₂O→2·OH+O2 Hydroxyl Radicals utilize their strong oxidative power to thoroughly decompose pollutants, bacteria and pesticides, serving as a green and efficient purification technology.

Technical Mechanism:

Widely used in air, water, and surface cleaning, their core mechanism involves generating ·OH via ionization, photocatalysis, or electrolysis, enabling residue-free purification.

Advantages:

• High efficiency in pollutant degradation with no chemical residues.

• Applicable to gaseous, liquid, and solid pollutants.

• Environmentally safe end products.

• Water Treatment: Degrades pesticide residues and pharmaceuticals, disinfects water.

• Surface Sanitization: Residue-free disinfection for medical devices and food processing equipment.

Suitable For:

Characteristics of Hydroxyl Radicals

Strong Oxidizing Capacity

Redox potential of 2.8 V (second only to fluorine), enabling rapid breakdown of organic molecular structures.
Non-Selectivity

Reacts with nearly all organic compounds (e.g., VOCs, bacteria, pesticide,viruses, odor molecules).
Eco-Friendly

Final reaction products are harmless substances like water (H₂O) and carbon dioxide (CO₂), avoiding secondary pollution.

Practical Measures to Reduce Risks

Hydroxyl radicals achieve purification through the following steps

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Oxidative Decomposition of Organics

Breaks chemical bonds in organic compounds (e.g., formaldehyde, benzene derivatives), converting them into small molecules (CO₂, H₂O).
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Microbial Inactivation

Destroys cell membranes or protein structures of bacteria and viruses, rendering them inactive
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Odor Elimination

Degrades malodorous molecules like hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) and ammonia (NH₃).

Foodborne Illnesses: Silent Global Killers

WHO reports ~600 million annual cases of food borne illnesses (420,000 deaths); pesticide exposure contributes to ~200,000 acute poisoning deaths yearly (primarily in developing countries).

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Bacterial contamination: Causes acute illness, with life-threatening risks in severe cases.
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Pesticide residues: Long-term exposure leads to cancer, neurotoxicity, and endocrine disruption.

Salmonella, E. coli, Listeria monocytogenes,

and Staphylococcus aureus can cause:

Acute poisoning

Symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and fever within hours of ingestion; severe cases may lead to dehydration, shock, or death.
Long-term complications

Hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS, linked to E. coli), meningitis (from Listeria), or chronic gastrointestinal damage.
High-risk populations

Pregnant women infected with Listeria may miscarry; children, the elderly, and immunocompromised individuals face exacerbated symptoms.

Common Pathogens and Health Risks

Sources of Contamination

Meat

Undercooked poultry, pork, or beef; cross-contamination (e.g., using the same cutting board for raw and cooked foods).
Produce

Contamination from fecal fertilizers, polluted irrigation water, or unsanitary processing.

Hazards of Bacterial Contamination

Major Pesticide Types and Toxicity

Organophosphates (e.g., Dichlorvos)

Inhibit acetylcholinesterase, causing dizziness, convulsions, and potential neurodegenerative disorders with chronic exposure.
Pyrethroids (e.g., Cypermethrin)

Disrupt endocrine function, potentially impairing fertility.
Glyphosate (herbicide)

Classified as a "probable carcinogen" (Group 2A) by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC); long-term exposure may increase lymphoma risk.
Fungicides (e.g., Carbendazim)

Excessive residues may harm the liver and immune system.

Hazards of Pesticide Residues

Health Impacts

◉ Acute poisoning: High-dose ingestion leads to respiratory distress, seizures, or death (common in occupational exposure).

◉ Chronic effects

● Carcinogenicity: Certain pesticides are linked to liver cancer and breast cancer (e.g., DDT, an organochlorine pesticide).

● Developmental toxicity: Prenatal exposure may cause fetal malformations or intellectual delays.

● Endocrine disruption: Pyrethroids mimic estrogen, contributing to early puberty in children or adult infertility.

● Immunosuppression: Weakens resistance to infections and allergies.

Health Impacts

◉ Acute poisoning: High-dose ingestion leads to respiratory distress, seizures, or death (common in occupational exposure).

◉ Chronic effects

● Carcinogenicity: Certain pesticides are linked to liver cancer and breast cancer (e.g., DDT, an organochlorine pesticide).

● Developmental toxicity: Prenatal exposure may cause fetal malformations or intellectual delays.

● Endocrine disruption: Pyrethroids mimic estrogen, contributing to early puberty in children or adult infertility.

● Immunosuppression: Weakens resistance to infections and allergies.

Children

Immature metabolic systems and higher pesticide intake per body weight. Neurotoxic effects may impair cognitive development (Harvard studies suggest organophosphates reduce IQ).
Pregnant Women

Pesticides cross the placenta, increasing risks of preterm birth or low birth weight. Listeria infection may cause miscarriage or severe neonatal illness.
Elderly and Chronically ill

Weakened immunity raises the risk of sepsis or severe complications from bacterial infections.

Vulnerable Populations

Water Treatment

Degrades organic pollutants (e.g., pesticides, pharmaceuticals,bacteria) and disinfects water.
Surface Sanitization

Residue-free disinfection for medical devices and food processing equipment.

High efficiency in pollutant degradation with no chemical residues.
Applicable to gaseous, liquid, and solid pollutants.
Environmentally safe end products.

Vmax Produce and Meat Purifier

Applications & Advantages

Factory Address：

No. 9999, Changrong Street, Wangging County, Jjilin, China

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