Disinfection chemicals,
matched to your needs.

Options for plant chlorination and residual-control requirements.

Compare as an engineered disinfection or oxidation option.

May provide a more persistent secondary disinfection residual in water-distribution systems.

May provide validated disinfection barriers within the overall treatment process.

Suitable for small supply systems with controlled dosing and contact conditions.

A portable disinfection option for specific point-of-use or temporary supplies.

Suitable for point-of-use disinfection following pretreatment, where ongoing maintenance is available.

An optional treatment approach for a specific small-scale system.

For residual replenishment or out-of-service cleaning/disinfection under the relevant intended use.

May be evaluated for microbial control in storage and distribution.

For distribution systems designed or approved to use chloramine.

May form one control measure within a building water-management program.

For supplemental disinfection needs identified through assessment.

Address vulnerable use points, stagnation and system hygiene.

For label-permitted chlorine disinfection of pools, particularly where sunlight exposure is relevant.

Chlorination options that do not add cyanuric acid through the chemical itself.

Compare as alternative disinfection systems for suitable pool types.

Supplement recirculating treatment or address algae. Do not replace the required in-pool disinfectant residual.

A chlorine-based disinfection option for hot tubs.

Candidates for hot-tub bromine-disinfection systems.

May supplement recirculating filtration and contaminant management.

For hygiene management in appropriate recirculating fountain systems.

For non-human-contact decorative recirculating systems explicitly covered by the label.

For application-specific comparison against a confirmed algae problem.

Support recirculating-water treatment and reduce recontamination loads.

Candidate options for recirculating water systems compatible with oxidative treatment.

For selecting microbial-control formulations intended for specific industrial recirculating-water applications.

May supplement bacteria, algae or slime control in specific systems.

Help address adherent deposits alongside system cleaning and biocide programs.

Candidates for comparison in industrial process-water microbial control within the label scope.

For process-water circuits compatible with oxidative treatment.

Supplementary options for some industrial water circuits without direct human exposure.

Candidates for formulations intended for specific paper-machine water circuits and slime control.

For microbial and slime management in specific papermaking processes.

For incoming-water or process-water stages compatible with oxidative treatment.

Support deposit, slime and recirculating-water cleaning control.

For ingredient-water or ice-making supplies meeting the relevant water-quality requirements.

For food-processing water or CIP sanitation procedures explicitly covered by the label.

Options for food-processing water where the label and applicable regulations permit their use.

Assess cooling towers and external pasteurizer recirculating-water circuits under the corresponding industrial-water application.

For sanitation control supported by system design and validation.

Candidates for chemical disinfection of a specific system.

For suitable storage/distribution sanitation and downstream treatment designs.

Reduce chemical introduction while supporting high-purity water-system hygiene.

For specific equipment or piping that permits chemical sanitation.

Select pretreatment options according to incoming water and the membrane system.

Candidates for initial microbial-control screening in some RO/NF systems.

A possible controlled sanitation approach for certain membrane systems.

Control microbial load in the water circuit upstream of membranes.

Maintain the system according to filter medium, resin and shutdown conditions.

Candidates for effluent-disinfection stages suitable for chlorination.

A non-chlorine disinfection option for certain effluents.

Evaluate for effluent disinfection under suitable contact and monitoring conditions.

Equipment-based candidates for effluent disinfection.

For comparison in reuse systems requiring a storage/distribution residual.

Assess for the specific reclaimed-water quality and disinfection contact stage.

Provide validated treatment barriers for reuse systems.

For reuse in cooling, membranes or irrigation, continue selection under the relevant operating conditions.

Common candidate active ingredients in specific oilfield-water biocide formulations.

For specific oil-and-gas formulations and process-water control requirements.

Supplementary microbial-control options for certain oil-and-gas water systems.

Evaluate as part of a combined process where the treatment location and water quality permit.

For confirmed microbial problems in mine utility cooling water.

For screening in relevant industrial water circuits with identified biological contamination.

For defined problems such as exposed water storage and adherent deposits.

Candidates for biological-contamination control in suitable irrigation water and pipelines.

For comparison in specific irrigation-water or water-line sanitation applications.

Candidates for irrigation-water microbial control.

Provide verifiable treatment barriers for recirculating irrigation.

Compare supply-water hygiene options for the specifically identified animal drinking-water use.

Relevant formulated-product options exist and may be considered for specific uses.

For water-line sanitation between production cycles.

May be evaluated for intake and effluent treatment stages that contain no farmed animals.

For appropriately designed intake or recirculating-treatment barriers.

For approved sanitation procedures when animals are absent.

List a specific formulated product only after species, use and market documentation are established.

For disinfection within engineered shipboard domestic-water supplies.

For seawater cooling-intake and biofouling problems.

Match the chemical to the specific ballast-water management system model.

Assess within the approval scope of the ship's sewage-treatment plant.

For permitted algae-control uses after ecological assessment.

May be evaluated for specifically permitted water bodies and algae conditions.

Management approaches addressing bloom causes and intake exposure.

For emergency or point-of-use treatment covered by the product label.

For temporary supplies with filtration, contact, dosing and monitoring provisions.

Candidates within the stated label scope and equipment capabilities.

Emergency treatment options selected according to energy availability, flow and contamination.

Candidates only for sanitation of an identified equipment model.

For the specific equipment design and maintenance procedure.

Match the product to a method accepted by the dental equipment manufacturer.