Recycle Plus

It cleanses every kind of grease and organic deposit, performing even a sanitizing action.
Suited for use in C.I.P. plants

Compared to typical sanitizing principles, such as quaternary ammonium salts or amphoteric, the
product has the benefit of presenting residues easily washable.
As regards bactericidal, sporicide, fungicide and virucidal action of hypochlorite, wide studies
have been conducted indicating the hypochlorous acid as active agent. Yet this acid is present in
significative percentages only in pH lower than 8; however, empirical proves demonstrate that
alkaline hypochlorite-based sanitizing products are strongly bactericidal, probably thanks to the
synergic action together with alkali and sequestering agents. Hypochlorites are more active in an
acid pH, rather than in an alkaline one. This problem can be in some way solved increasing the
hypochlorite concentration. Moreover, it has been proved that the sporicidal activity of sodium
hypochlorite (200ppm of active chlorine) can be enhanced of 1,5 to 4% of sodium hydroxide,
disclaiming with previous comment regarding pH.
A product solution at 1% in water, releases 550 ppm of active chlorine.