SaniSafe 3 Bucket Wipes 1000's
Description
Great Value Bucket Wipes in 1000s, Strong and Effective Disinfectant Surface Wipes for all Environments, These are Quat and biguanide free wet disinfectant wipes used by all major food groups and retailers in the UK.
- Excellent efficacy and kill rate for both Gram Positive and Gram Negative organisms
- Class leading efficacy at lower temperatures - 5 - 10 degrees celsius - and under 'dirty' conditions
- Quat and PHMB free
- Registered under Annex 1 of the Biocides Products Regulations (98/8/EEC) under 3 Product Types: PT 2 Private and Public Healthcare environments, PT 3 Veterinary Hygiene and PT 4 Food and Feed area disinfectants
- Low corrosion on metal and steel surfaces due to low salt content
- Non oxidising - optimum continuous efficacy in food environments where organic matter is present on surfaces
- Highly effective broad spectrum efficacy proven by independent testing laboratory Campden and Chorleywood Food Research Association (CCFRA)
Specifications
Made In
GB
Brand
Sanisafe
Categories
Facilities Management
Category
Facilities Management
Manufacturer
Allied Hygiene
Description
Great Value Bucket Wipes in 1000s, Strong and Effective Disinfectant Surface Wipes for all Environments, These are Quat and biguanide free wet disinfectant wipes used by all major food groups and retailers in the UK.
- Excellent efficacy and kill rate for both Gram Positive and Gram Negative organisms
- Class leading efficacy at lower temperatures - 5 - 10 degrees celsius - and under 'dirty' conditions
- Quat and PHMB free
- Registered under Annex 1 of the Biocides Products Regulations (98/8/EEC) under 3 Product Types: PT 2 Private and Public Healthcare environments, PT 3 Veterinary Hygiene and PT 4 Food and Feed area disinfectants
- Low corrosion on metal and steel surfaces due to low salt content
- Non oxidising - optimum continuous efficacy in food environments where organic matter is present on surfaces
- Highly effective broad spectrum efficacy proven by independent testing laboratory Campden and Chorleywood Food Research Association (CCFRA)
