Double function Livestock stench extractor of deodorization and sterilization| SAMDO
SAMDO Environment Co., Ltd. is the specialized company for an environmental protection technology to look for ways in poor agro-livestock environmental protection industry and to produce the sterilization and deodorization equipment applicable to the livestock industry site by using its own patented plasma technology.
In Korea's livestock farms, there are often AI bird flu
outbreaks from time to time in the winter season, so social and economic
damages to the nation are increasing in a sharp way. Also, the cost of
environmental management and quarantine of livestock barn is increasing
enormously. Pig livestock odor korea
SAMDO products are an answer to solve this AI bird flu
problem. SAMDO has developed a technology that could solve this problem after
three years of persistent R & D investments.
SAMDO Livestock stench extractor called TOW-COOL is the
ideal odor remover solution for sterilization and deodorization of livestock barns.
It offers 99.9 % sterilization and 90% odor removal. It has got a new
technology certification and is highly beneficial in preventing livestock diseases.
AOP sterilizer
SAMDO TOW-COOL makes use of Plasma to make oxygen-active
species, and the sterilization of the inside of the livestock barns is
simultaneously worked. This Plasma odor eliminator device from SAMDO is the
only New Technology Certified (NET) product accredited by the Korean government
that not only eradicates odor inside the livestock barns but also plays a
decisive role in preventing livestock diseases. It exercises the mechanism of
strong sterilization besides generating active oxygen species using plasma to
curtail odor.
SAMDO TOW-COOL Plasma odor eliminator device has a strong
deodorizing capability and is proficient in removing more than 95% of the
odorous substances, including ammonia and hydrogen sulfide of livestock stench present
inside the livestock barns. The device is also capable of neutralizing several
deadly livestock bacteria, viruses, and fungi, thus successfully curtailing the
possibility of propagating livestock disease.

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