These "microbe incinerator" trains combine multiple Chambers with powerful blowers mounted on mobile platforms, allowing immediate emergency placement and use in any building. The trains can be located as needed throughout a building and used with or without an operating central air system. Leading IAQ [indoor air quality] engineering firms view the OPTON PAR Portable Air Remediation system as an unprecedented tool for emergency indoor air management and preparation.

About the Founder

MolecuCare was founded by Chicago native Arthur L. Matschke {"match-key"} with a forty-year history of invention, patents and technical achievements in the fields of fiber-optics [Armour Research Foundation, Reactor Section], auto-focus cameras and 35-MM additive color printers, optical tooling for infra-red and aerial reconnaissance, the Powers aerial camera, the T-35 tank fire control, glass & lens manufacturing [Bell & Howell Co.], color TV tube technological improvement [Zenith Radio Corporation], ultra high-speed dot-matrix print head advancements [Baudex Corp.], and numerous related automation & manufacturing processes.

Matschke has also served as a technological consultant to the Buick Division of General Motors, Teletype, Minneapolis Honeywell, Crane, AMF, Ford, General Electric and other companies; he also served as Corporate Director of Product Development at the thirty-one company conglomerate Alloys Unlimited, Inc. As a consultant he oversaw construction of the first paneled glass manufacture air-claving plant in the U.S. at Globe Glass [licensed utilizing the St. Gobain process] to produce panels used globally as structural components in large buildings, as well as panels used for sound proofing at Kennedy Space Center, where one of his patented devices for ‘multi-pin solderless' connectors for space-flight requirements regularly leaves Earth with this essential component aboard.

After a personal surgical experience in 1990, our founder focused on the global problem of inadequate air & surgical implement disinfection plaguing the hospital & healthcare industries, ("nosocomial" or hospital-acquired infections). In the years since, MolecuCare has developed and patented the world's leading air and water disinfection technologies, while also focusing on continued improvement of surgical and dental implement sterilization as well as other hospital, surgical, and intensive care/isolation disinfection and sterilization needs. Art Matschke also developed an ad hoc sterilization chamber for use in surgical procedures; examples are select organ transplant and foreign element bodily introduction (e.g., Pacemaker, valve, bone joint, invasive dental prosthetic, etc).

This chamber, which he commends as his most rewarding personally, is the world's only instantaneous access-recovery ("instant in and out") sterilization chamber. The six-second cycle chamber, proven in exhaustive independent laboratory tests and studies, is subject to FDA trial completion halted by Matschke during his absence due to illness.

This device was proclaimed by the Loma Linda University Dental School the only "100% kill method, bar none, of dental prosthetics' and dental burr microbe presence". A single mention of this device created the largest volume reader response to date to a dental journal article review... Current information on the MolecuCare six-second-cycle Prosthetix© article disinfection unit is at "Products and Programs Background", here Air Disinfection.

Continuous refinements of other MolecuCare ultraviolet disinfection technologies have resulted in numerous applications, including whole-building clinical grade air disinfection & water sterilization products, and specialized laboratory and mobile emergency bioprotection systems.