Engineered water integrity

Lysor is the only water treatment that removes limescale and biofilm deposits and prevents them from reappearing. No harsh chemicals, no water alteration, and no system shutdown.

What is Lysor?

A continuous treatment based on a mixture of food-grade inert gases.

Once in the water, it dissolves existing and incoming limescale.
At the same time, it reduces free oxygen, removing the environment that biofilm needs to form and protect bacteria such as Legionella.

The entire treatment does not alter the water and can be easily integrated into any system in a non-invasive way.

How it works

Lysor operates continuously within systems, in a sustainable and long-lasting way.
Here’s what makes its action effective and different from other treatments.

Illustration of the Lysor principle removing existing deposits and preventing limescale and bacterial formation

Removes existing build-up and prevents future recurrence

A single, non-invasive solution that targets both limescale and bacterial growth at the source.

Illustration showing Lysor’s action in treating water without altering its quality

Does not alter water quality

It addresses critical issues without changing the taste, pH, smell, or composition of the water, and without removing beneficial minerals.

Optimizes consumption based on usage

The gas blend is active only when the system is running, with no waste or additional recirculation.

No chemical input required

The system is biological, leaves no toxic residues or reagents, and minimizes reliance on chemical treatments like chlorine.

Compact and space-efficient

The installation is simple, compact, and scaled to the size of the system being treated.

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Operates without system shutdown

The solution can be integrated without affecting supply or production flow.

Fields of application

Sectors and operational contexts where Lysor can be
effectively integrated.

Hotels and hospitality facilities

For Legionella prevention and water system protection in hotels, B&Bs, spas, and wellness centers.

Apartment buildings and independent heating systems

For maintaining system efficiency and preventing Legionella, a regulatory requirement for building managers.

Gyms, pools, sports centers, and communal facilities

For safe water treatment in high-traffic environments with significant water recirculation.

Food Service and Corporate Canteens

For protecting water networks in industrial kitchens and shared-use environments subject to strict hygiene regulations.

Healthcare and Assisted Living

For bacterial risk prevention in hospitals, care homes, and medical practices, where microbiological water quality is essential to protecting patient health.

Personal Care Services

To ensure safety and quality in water-related processes in laundries, hair salons, beauty centers, and spas.

Food and manufacturing industries

For the protection of heat exchangers, industrial piping, and production systems where water is an integral part of the process.

Agriculture and irrigation

For protecting irrigation systems and ensuring water quality for agricultural use and production.

Treatment and distribution systems (cooling towers, heat exchangers)

To reduce biological risk and improve thermal efficiency in both civil and industrial systems.

What changes with Lysor

A comparison of methods, impacts, and implications versus the most common traditional purification systems.

Comparison Chart: Lysor vs. Other Water Treatment Technologies
Lysor Ion Exchange Softener Chemical Dosing Electric Field Reverse Osmosis
Limescale Treatment
Total (including existing deposits)
Only dissolved limescale
Partial Variable Partial
System Descaling Yes No No No No
Bacteriological Risk Prevention Yes
No specific action
Limited
Variable
Indirect
Water Efficiency
No additional consumption
~30% higher consumption on average
Variable consumption
Yes
High consumption
Environmental Compatibility
High
Uses chemicals
Affects water
Operational issues
Good (context-dependent)
Water Alteration
None
Possible variations
Possible variations
Variable
Possible depletion
Limescale Treatment
Lysor Total (including existing deposits)
Ion Exchange Softener Only dissolved limescale
Chemical Dosing Partial
Electric Field Variable
Reverse Osmosis Partial
System Descaling
Lysor Yes
Ion Exchange Softener No
Chemical Dosing No
Electric Field No
Reverse Osmosis No
Bacteriological Risk Prevention
Lysor Yes
Ion Exchange Softener No specific action
Chemical Dosing Limited
Electric Field Variable
Reverse Osmosis Indirect
Water Efficiency
Lysor No additional consumption
Ion Exchange Softener ~30% higher consumption on average
Chemical Dosing Variable consumption
Electric Field Yes
Reverse Osmosis High consumption
Environmental Compatibility
Lysor High
Ion Exchange Softener Uses chemicals
Chemical Dosing Affects water
Electric Field Operational issues
Reverse Osmosis Good (context-dependent)
Water Alteration
Lysor None
Ion Exchange Softener Possible variations
Chemical Dosing Possible variations
Electric Field Variable
Reverse Osmosis Possible depletion

Results

Volos (GR)

Lysor restored the efficiency of a well without the use of aggressive chemicals.

In just 20 days: +190 liters/second flow rate and +4 meters of effective depth.
No service interruptions, no changes to water quality

Benefits

Observable, documented, and replicable benefits.

Improved quality

Clearer, safer, and more stable water.

Reduced costs

Less maintenance, less waste.

Fast and lasting effect

Results visible within the first 24 hours.

About us

Lysor technology is developed and validated by an independent, multidisciplinary technical and scientific committee.

Werner Tirler

Environmental chemist, Director of Eco Research since 2004. Internationally recognized expert in dioxins and nanoparticles, he leads a laboratory specialized in emissions, water, and isotope analysis. In 2023, he received the Italian Knowledge Leader award and serves as Scientific Director of the 46th International Dioxin Symposium (2026).

Prof. Riccardo Maggiore

Environmental chemist. Former Associate Professor of Environmental Chemistry at the University of Catania, he has conducted research on water pollution, pesticide degradation, and wastewater treatment. He has developed dozens of treatment systems and collaborated with the National Research Council (CNR) on projects focused on the valorization of olive mill wastewater.

Francesco Berton

Water cycle management expert. Former General Director of Acque Veronesi, the company managing water services across dozens of municipalities in the Verona area. He has led energy-saving programs and water resource optimization initiatives. He currently holds senior positions within the AGSM AIM Group in the energy sector.

Ing. Piero Calò

Civil hydraulic engineer with over thirty years of experience in the energy sector. He has held executive roles at Azienda Energetica/Etschwerke in Bolzano and led companies operating in renewable energy and environmental technologies. Today, he chairs and manages innovative organizations in applied science and technology.

Ing. Lucio Piticchio

Engineer and inventor of the Lysor technology. Technical consultant across industrial, civil, and healthcare sectors, he developed the system through years of research and field testing. He leads Lysor’s technical development and contributes to international projects on water treatment, thermal efficiency, and decarbonization.

Studies and validation

Lysor’s effectiveness is the result of a research and experimentation process developed over time.

The gas blend at the core of the treatment has been the subject of studies in academic, healthcare, industrial, and military settings — all conducted on real systems and under varying levels of operational complexity.

Proven effectiveness against limescale and biofilm

Over 58% reduction in scaling

Tests conducted on real systems have shown a significant reduction in limescale and the elimination of biofilm, resulting in a decreased bacterial load.

Disinfectant Compatibility

Also effective with hypochlorite and monochloramine

The blend maintained its effectiveness even in the presence of the main disinfectants, in some cases enhancing their sanitizing action.

Legionella Prevention

Reduction of microbiological parameters in healthcare settings

A study conducted on a hospital system showed a significant decrease in microbiological load and Legionella pneumophila, thanks to the blend’s action on biofilm and limescale.

Smart Water Usage

Automated, always-calibrated dosing

The system has demonstrated self-regulation capabilities based on flow and pressure, ensuring consistent efficiency and full parameter traceability.

Do you have a question? Consult the FAQs.

What kind of maintenance does Lysor require?

Minimal: there are no moving mechanical or electronic parts. The only component that needs to be replaced is the gas cylinder.

Food-grade inert gases, completely safe for use in drinking water.

Yes. The mixture consists of inert gases and does not introduce any unwanted substances into the water.

Yes. Lysor works progressively and in a controlled manner even on old or partially clogged pipes.

Yes. It can be used alongside water softeners, reverse osmosis systems, polyphosphates, and sanitizers, improving their effectiveness.

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