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The powerful combination of an enzymatic detergent and concentrated biofilm eliminator for open surfaces.
An enzymatic detergent that has been specially designed for the elimination and prevention of biofilms on open surfaces in the food processing industry. It is a combination of enzymes that target the EPS of the biofilm with a surfactant to allow application by means of foaming. Use alone or combined with BioJet, depending on treatment type.
A concentrated mixture of enzymes that has been specially designed as a boosting agent for the EnzyJet Plus for the elimination of biofilms on open surfaces in the food production industry. A highly concentrated product which results in excellent efficacy at low doses, meaning cost savings in terms of biofilm treatments.
Benefits
“We were faced with a chiller repeatedly being indicated as a pathogen hot spot. We used the combination of the biofilm finder with the correct enzyme application and not only was the problem immediately solved, but there were no re-occurring incidents for many months to follow. In my experience, Innogiene enzymatic products should form part of a dairy production facility’s routine cleaning regime.” Dr Anina Guelpa (Quality Control Manager) – Marcels Frozen Yogurt
Enzymatic concentrate for mixing with ENZY JET PLUS for the elimination of biofilms on open surfaces.
| # | Product | Appearance | pH | Composition |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | BioJet | Light brown liquid | 5.8 ± 0.2 | Contains enzymes < 5%, PHENOXYETHANOL, BENZISOTHIAZOLINONE. |
Directions for use
Enzymatic concentrated foaming detergent for the cleaning and elimination of biofilms on surfaces.
| # | Product | Appearance | pH | Composition |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | EnzyJet | Clear amber liquid | 8 ± 0.2 | Sodium lauryletherglycolate ethoxylated (11), N,N-dimethyl-C12-C14-alkylamine N-oxide,anionic surfactants 5-15%, non-ionic surfactants <5%, enzymes <5%, PHENOXYETHANOL |
Directions for use
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