The award-winning solution, developed in Hungary, is already present in 35 countries and is extensively used in public hospitals and transport networks, as well as by private sector customers ranging from food supply chains, gyms, schools, and a wide array of manufacturing industries.
The coating has also received official approval and recommendation from the Hungarian Football Federation (MLSZ). Its president, Sándor Csányi, said in a statement: "The Hungarian Football Federation supports the health and wellbeing of both our employees and football fans, which is now even more important than ever in all our activities, due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Having thoroughly checked Resysten’s credentials and success stories, I am convinced that the technology offered by the company will provide effective protection to the football family. I also strongly believe that operators of stadiums and other sports facilities in Hungary should use Resysten."
Resysten was Initially developed in Budapest in 2014 to stop the spread of hospital-acquired infections (HAIs) and flu outbreaks in public transport networks. In March 2020, the company prioritized extensive testing to discover that it is also effective against the spread of COVID-19.
Other early adopters include Budapest’s Metro transport network (including all 27 km of its escalator handrail) as well as Hungary’s public hospitals. Resysten’s latest customers also include VT-Arriva, Audi, Auchan, T-Mobile, Mylan Pharmaceutical, Philip Morris International, Stadler, Cognizant, Europart and the Czech Academy of Sciences in Prague.
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