The PureClean Series incorporates a titanium dioxide coating that reacts with UV or LED light to produce hydroxyl radicals, which oxidize organic contaminants on the flooring surface. Testing shows the technology eliminates 99.3% of bacteria (including E. coli and Staphylococcus) within 24 hours and reduces odors from sweat and spills by 85%.
Despite its self-cleaning feature, the flooring maintains professional sports performance, meeting FIBA and BWF standards with a ball rebound rate of ≥86% and shock absorption of ≥53%. It’s available for basketball, badminton, and stage venues, with the same customization options as Limei’s traditional lines. Early adopters include the Singapore Sports Hub and the Madrid Arena, which report significant savings in cleaning costs.
“PureClean addresses a major challenge for venue operators—keeping high-traffic sports floors clean and hygienic,” said Dr. Lin Mei, Limei’s Chief Innovation Officer. “By harnessing photocatalytic technology, we’re making sports facilities safer and more efficient to manage.”
The PureClean Series launched globally in Q2 2026, with a premium price point 20% above traditional flooring—offset by long-term cleaning cost savings.