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AirConditioner Coat (FBq301)

Anti-fouling antibacterial solution for air-conditioning systems

Feibo’s self-cleaning antibacterial coating is developed specifically for AC fins and internal systems. Using nano antibacterial and surface-functionalisation technology it stops bacteria and mould, reduces pollution sources inside the system and improves indoor air quality.

Fewer repeat cleanings, longer equipment life, safer and healthier air.

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AirConditioner Coat
Product overview

Self-cleaning antibacterial coating

Product features:

  • Nano antibacterial functional layer that stops bacteria and mould growth

  • Ultra-thin transparent coating — no effect on heat transfer or equipment operation

  • Forms a dense protective film, reducing contaminant adhesion and regrowth

  • Antibacterial rate ≥99%, continuously lowering microbial risk

  • Anti-fouling — less odour

Functions:

Antibacterial, anti-fouling, odour reduction, better air quality

Typical uses:

AC fins and internal metal parts — less bacterial growth, fewer pollution sources, better indoor air.

Main ingredients:

Inorganic silicon oxides, functional antibacterial materials, organic polymers

How it works

Functions and performance

Antibacterial function

Antibacterial:
The coating forms a nano-scale antibacterial layer on the fins that stops bacteria, mould and common pathogens; antibacterial rate above 99%, continuously lowering microbial risk.

Control at the source:
During operation, fewer bacteria spread with the airflow, lowering the risk of secondary indoor air pollution — safer air for crowded spaces.

Laboratory evaluation of fin anti-fouling performance shows that without cleaning, bacterial counts on air-conditioner fins rise sharply within a month. With the self-cleaning antibacterial coating applied, the antibacterial rate on the fins is above 99%.

Total viable bacteria (per mL)After 1 weekAfter 1 monthAfter 6 monthsAfter 1 year
Before cleaning5.83×10⁶1.19×10⁷1.46×10⁷2.06×10⁷
30 min after cleaning3811,5603,5789,360
After coating (antibacterial rate)>99.91%>99.85%>99.52%>99.13%
Untreated fin foil — visible bacterial growth
Untreated fin foil — visible bacterial growth
Coated fin foil — growth inhibited
Coated fin foil — growth inhibited

Super-hydrophilic self-cleaning

Super-hydrophilic self-cleaning:
The coating sharply lowers the water contact angle on the metal fins, so condensate spreads into a film that carries dust and contaminants away — assisted self-cleaning during operation.

Anti-fouling:
Resists adhesion of oil, organic pollutants and water marks on the fins, keeping the inside of the unit clean and extending stable operation.

Anti-fouling

Anti-fouling:
A dense protective film on the fins lowers the adhesion of dust, particles and contaminants and reduces build-up.

Lower maintenance burden:
In accelerated dust-environment tests the coated area showed clearly less deposition, reducing cleaning frequency and slowing performance decline.

Results

Test data and performance verification

Why it matters

Industry pain point 1

  • Sampling in more than 60 cities found a serious AC-duct pollution rate of 47.11% and a pass rate below 6.12%.
  • Dust and bacteria above limits inside AC units are common — a hidden pollution source.
  • Without continuous protection, a running AC keeps releasing pollutants into the room.
Dust, mould and bacteria build up on fins
Dust, mould and bacteria build up on fins
Elderly, pregnant women and children are most affected
Elderly, pregnant women and children are most affected
Cooling and heating efficiency fall, energy use rises
Cooling and heating efficiency fall, energy use rises
Why it matters

Industry pain point 2

  • Household sampling shows bacterial growth rising sharply in summer and fungal contamination worse in winter.
  • Routine cleaning focuses on the filter mesh and ignores the fins, where dirt hides most.
  • Non-removable fins become the main long-term breeding ground for harmful microbes.
Why it matters

Industry pain point 3

  • More than 80% of AC fins have bacteria or mould far above the limit.
  • Bacterial counts reach dozens of times the national standard — close to 100× in some samples.
  • Legionella, mould and Staphylococcus aureus have all been detected inside AC units.
Why it matters

Industry pain point 4

  • Bacteria and mould on the fins spread into indoor air through the supply system.
  • Long-term exposure can trigger coughing, asthma, respiratory infection and skin allergies.
  • Infants, pregnant women, the elderly and people with weak immunity are most at risk.
Application process

How we apply it

We follow a standardised antibacterial application process for AC systems so every project delivers reliable antibacterial and anti-fouling results. A typical process:

STEP 1

Site survey and equipment assessment

Technicians inspect the AC system on site, assess fin contamination and equipment condition and confirm feasibility and the application plan.

STEP 2

Preliminary contamination testing

Small-scale testing before full application confirms bacterial contamination and surface condition and sets targeted application parameters.

STEP 3

Deep cleaning

Fins and internal parts are deep-cleaned with specialist detergent to remove dust, oil and microbial residue, leaving a clean, residue-free surface.

STEP 4

Antibacterial coating spray

Once fully dry, the nano antibacterial coating is spray-applied evenly for complete, uniform coverage.

STEP 5

Ambient curing

After application the coating cures into a dense, stable antibacterial protective film firmly bonded to the fin surface.

STEP 6

Result confirmation and hand-over

Antibacterial performance and equipment operation are tested on completion, compliance confirmed and a full application report delivered.

AC growing bacteria again and again, air quality falling?

Feibo self-cleaning antibacterial coating stops bacteria and mould on the fins, reduces odours, cuts cleaning frequency and improves indoor air quality.
Our solution is proven in many public buildings and commercial settings — get in touch.

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