Chlorine Sanitising Tablets PK200

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527050

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Chlorine Sanitising Tablets PK200

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Chlorine Sanitising Tablets offer one of the most efficient ways of delivering chlorine disinfectant, as they are UV stabilized. Chlorine tablets are chlorine gas bound chemically, which is formulated for a wide variety of uses as a powerful disinfectant.

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Chlorine Sanitising Tablets PK200

Chlorine Sanitising Tablets PK200 provide one of the most efficient ways to deliver chlorine disinfectant because they are UV stabilized. The tablets chemically bind chlorine gas, which is formulated for a wide variety of uses as a powerful disinfectant. People widely use the Chlorine Release Tablets for general cleaning of food preparation surfaces and other hard surfaces that require disinfection.

  • In tablet form – easier to handle
  • Rapid dissolving for all sanitising applications
  • Slow releasing with a controlled release of chlorine. Much more stable over time & easier to store
  • Stabilises availability of chlorine, even in strong sunlight. High concentration of available chlorine per unit
  • No residue left behind so no system clogging
TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Each 3.2g tablet contains 1.7g of NaDCC, which is equivalent to 1000ppm of available chlorine when dissolved in 1L of water. This makes it easy to calculate dilutions or to make more concentrated solutions. A dilution table is available on request for our customers to use in most applications.

Certified to EN1276, EN1650, EN13704 (C difficile), EN13727(MRSA), EN13697, EN1650, EN14476 and EN1040.

DIRECTIONS

For general cleaning of food preparation surfaces, add 1 tablet per 750ml of warm water.

Spray and wipe clean with a clean cloth. Use disinfectants safely. Always read the label and product information before use.

Tests have proven that these tablets effectively combat all bacteria, spores, yeasts, moulds, fungi, and some viruses, as confirmed by approvals under protocol.