Hydrogen peroxide disinfection machines are widely used in various industries to disinfect environmental air due to their powerful disinfection function, resulting in a safe and virus free environment. Now, hydrogen peroxide disinfection machines are also being used in libraries. Let's take a look!

The necessity of using hydrogen peroxide disinfection machines in library archives. Due to the relatively closed environment, stagnant air, long-term storage of archival books, aging paper, and evaporation of ink, libraries and archives are filled with a large amount of exhaust gas and harmful bacteria, as well as various pathogenic bacteria such as molds, with relatively high concentrations. In such an air environment, not only is it not conducive to the long-term storage of archival books, but it also poses a great threat to the physical health of warehouse staff and library readers.
At present, due to limited conditions, most archives and libraries in China do not have a 24-hour fresh air system for air circulation. At this time, a hydrogen peroxide disinfection machine can be used to disinfect archives and libraries in all directions at regular intervals every day. Eliminate the moldy smell and odor of aged paper and ink in the warehouse, eliminate viruses, tuberculosis bacteria, microorganisms and other easily infectious bacteria, degrade harmful gases, increase the oxygen content in the warehouse, prevent insufficient oxygen in enclosed spaces, balance positive and negative ion content, and freshen the air.
The hydrogen peroxide disinfection function can adapt to many different environments and can switch between gas, mist, and aerosol modes. To achieve true 'unmanned automatic' operation, an external fluid replenishment system is adopted, strictly designed in accordance with international standards. The application of hydrogen peroxide disinfection machines in libraries undoubtedly provides a lot of convenience for consumers and provides a safe and fresh reading and working environment for everyone.