Pacific Ozone Technology Inc

Our Mission and Our Technology

The mission of Pacific Ozone is “design, develop and deliver complete ozone solutions worldwide for the benefit of people and the environment”. The overarching goal at Pacific Ozone is simple; we want to make customers for life. Customers that are delighted with our products, services, and support. Customers that, as we earn their trust, come to think of Pacific Ozone as a trusted guide and partner. Customers that come back to us again and again as their ozone systems needs change and grow.

Proven, Innovative Technology

Patented Floating Plate Technology™ :The heart of Pacific Ozone systems is our patented Floating Plate Technology (FPT)™ in the ozone reaction cells. The exclusive FPT design produces highly reliable and efficient ozone generation in affordable, air-cooled systems. The benefits of Pacific Ozones Floating Plate Technology allow challenging ozone applications and products previously deemed unrealistic due to cost, weight, or location to be approached with confidence and ease. State-of-the-art ozone applications have never been more effective, efficient, or affordable.

Ozone is a naturally occurring compound in which three atoms of oxygen are combined to form the ozone molecule (O3). Oxygen most commonly exists as two oxygen atoms (O2). Ozone is formed when energy from ultraviolet (UV) light or electrical discharge break the O2 bonds, forming single oxygen atoms which recombine with O2 molecules to form ozone. Pacific Ozone generates ozone by high voltage electrical discharge (corona discharge).

A Strong Oxidizer

Ozone is an unstable molecule owing to the weak bonds holding the third oxygen atom. This instability makes ozone a naturally powerful oxidizing and disinfecting agent. Oxidation occurs when ozone molecules come in contact with oxidizable substances, including microorganisms (viruses, molds, and bacteria), as well as organic and inorganic compounds (metal ions, plastics and rubbers).

A Natural Disinfectant

In these reactions, the unstable third oxygen atom is transferred, with a large release of energy, from ozone to the molecule being oxidized. The transfer of energy in oxidation causes the outer membranes of microorganisms to rupture. As ozone molecules enter lysed microorganisms, genetic material (DNA and RNA) is oxidized and destroyed. Oxidation typically hydrolyzes inorganic molecules, causing them to become insoluble, and facilitating removal by filtration. Organic molecules most often disintegrate as a result of oxidation, destroying their biological activity.