The formation of bacterial biofilms begins with the adhesion of a few bacterial cells to a surface. (It is therefore critical to select effective biocidal disinfectants and to make use of effective methods of disinfection e.g. fogging to access difficult to reach areas.)

MECHANISM OF ACTION

F919SC is effective in removing biofilms from hard surfaces and the insides of pipelines and tubing because the mechanism of action is not reliant upon a mechanical brushing/scrubbing action, but interacts chemically with the organic film to release it from the surface and take it up into suspension where it can be washed away. The clean surface can then be effectively disinfected.

APPLICATIONS

All surfaces in medical and veterinary facilities, pack houses and production facilities Animal Housing
CIP lines and tubing e.g. ET Tubes, anaesthetic tubes
Drains and pipelines
Equipment e.g. buckets, troughs
Tack e.g. bridles and halters

DOSAGE AND DIRECTIONS FOR USE

Clear away debris and wash surface down with preferably hot water. Immediately apply F919SC at a concentration of;

40 ml in 10 L clean water for lightly soiled surfaces
100 ml in 10 L clean water for biofilms, oils and light fat deposits
200 ml in 10 L clean water for resistant biofilms and heavy fat deposits

After a contact time of 5 —10 minutes, but before the surface dries, vigorously brush off or use a HP Washer to clear the surface.

On vertical surfaces and those with heavy grease deposits it may be necessary to repeat the process to remove all deposits.

Replace cap after use.