Catalyst Nanotek

At Catalyst Nanotek, the primary goal was to find the best solution out there to improve our overall environment & the quality of the air we breathe, in the safest & most efficient way possible. We've done the research and have seen what's on the market: harmful UV lighting, charcoal products, costly air filtration systems, high maintenance air purifiers, etc. The solution became clear as soon as we came across the Macoma FN® NANO Photocatalytic System, which is an absolute game changer when it comes to air purification & sustainability. 

The future is here at last!  

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Thank you for taking the time to search for effective solutions to better the environment for you, those around you and our planet!

There is quite a bit of information on our page, so here is a summary. Please feel free to explore each section of our site, and to contact us at anytime if you have questions.

Catalyst Nanotek is trained & certified by Macoma Environmental Technologies in the professional use and application of the  Macoma FN® NANO Photocatalytic system.

Through the use of nanotechnology*, the Macoma FN® NANO Photocatalytic System destroys viruses, bacteria, toxic agents, pollutants, molds and allergens; transforming your space so you can enjoy fresh, clean & disinfected air. 

The nanotechnology works with TiO2 (Titanium Dioxide) via photocatalysis*. 

The Macoma FN® NANO Photocatalytic Air Disinfection System is 100 times more powerful than any other TiO2 using product/system on the market, making it the most effective, non-toxic air purifier and a leader among its competitors worldwide.

Everyone can benefit from this multi-functional and innovative product application, as the Macoma FN® NANO Photocatalytic System can be used in interiors & FN® NANO on exteriors to promote environmental hygiene, prevent airborne infections from spreading, and facilitate the breakdown of polluting agents (also known as greenhouse gases). 

*Nanotechnology: the branch of technology that deals with dimensions and tolerances of less than 100 nanometers, especially the manipulation of individual atoms and molecules.

*Photocatalysis: the acceleration of a chemical reaction by light.