Below, you can read about two of our international partners, Silanna UV and Aquisense, who – like Natdis – are dedicated to developing and promoting UVC LED technology for disinfection to help raise and improve hygiene standards.
Both Silanna UV and Aquisense are ISO 9001‑certified and, like Natdis, work according to documented international quality standards. This forms an important foundation for our collaboration and for the development of stable UVC solutions with high performance and long‑term sustainability.
Silanna UV
Australia‑based Silanna UV is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of UVC LED technology and is known for its uncompromising quality. Their UVC LEDs enable safe, effective and chemical‑free disinfection of air, water and surfaces across a wide range of industries and applications. The collaboration between Natdis and Silanna is built on a shared ambition to bring energy‑efficient and resource‑saving UVC LED solutions into broader use – both in professional and industrial environments. By combining Natdis’ specialised knowledge in practical UVC design with Silanna’s advanced UVC LED technology, we create disinfection solutions that are effective, reliable and chemical‑free. Read more about Silanna UVAquisense
US‑based Aquisense is one of the pioneers in developing UVC LED solutions for water disinfection, and their award‑winning products make them a strong and important partner for Natdis.
Driven by a passion for solving global challenges related to hygiene and water quality, Aquisense develops solutions used everywhere – in private homes, factories, restaurants, remote communities and even in space.
Aquisense brings many years of experience in disinfection applications, UVC LED research, reactor design and advanced engineering. Combined with Natdis’ own expertise, this forms a strong foundation for an exciting development partnership – and we are proud to offer their products as part of our customised UVC solutions.
Collaboration across industries and disciplines
To ensure the highest professional standards and continuous development within UVC technology, we stay up to date through seminars, working groups, cross‑disciplinary collaborations, and industry organisations (including the IUVA – International Ultraviolet Association).
Through these activities and networks, we gain insight into the latest research, technical guidelines, and developments at an international level.
This strengthens our technical foundation and provides a forum where we can exchange knowledge and experience with manufacturers, researchers, and technical experts. Altogether, this contributes to an even stronger and more qualified collaboration with our partners.
