GREEN
&
Antimicrobial

IMU+®, world's first antiviral and antibacterial 3D printing technology.
And now, extending to traditional processing including injection moulding.

GREEN
Antiviral
Plastic Bag

Introducing the GREEN Antiviral Plastic Bag, a new revolutionary product designed by Hong Kong Polytechnic University's School of Fashion and Textiles and School of Product Design that combines environmental friendliness with cutting-edge antiviral technology. Made with three layers of high-quality materials, our plastic bag is designed to be strong, durable, and effective at containing waste.

But what sets the GREEN Antiviral Plastic Bag apart is its use of IMU+® long-lasting, self-disinfecting antimicrobial technology developed by PolyU's research team. This powerful technology can kill 99.9% of COVID-19 viruses and most bacteria, ensuring that your garbage remains safe and hygienic.

Our plastic bag is also eco-friendly, with the middle layer made from 50% recycled materials. This means you can be kind to the environment while also protecting your home or workplace from viruses and bacteria.

So why settle for ordinary garbage bags when you can have the GREEN Antiviral Plastic Bag, the ultimate solution for clean, hygienic waste disposal?

See our antiviral plastic bag lab report

The IMU+® Technology

SELF-DISINFECTION

Once bacteria or coronaviruses touch the surface of the IMU+® material, their cell walls or envelopes are physically ruptured instantaneously. These pathogens are being killed. Even if the material surface is worn off, the antimicrobial agents in subsequent layers are still able to maintain the function.

LONG-LASTING PERFORMANCE

An accelerated aging sample for 1-year kills over 90% viruses within 10 minutes. An accelerated aging sample for 3-year is still able to kill 84.3% viruses within 10 minutes. (standard test: ISO 21702: 2019 against human coronavirus 229E)

CAN BE MIXED WITH POLYMERS

IMU+® are developed by 3D printing. And now, our in-house advanced formulations are capable of mixing with different types of polymers, such as polypropylene (PP), low density polyethylene (LDPE), high density polyethylene (HDPE) and silicone rubber to produce antimicrobial plastic products.