What is Peracetic Acid?

PerAcetic Acid (PAA), commonly called Peracetic Acid, is a solution made up of Hydrogen Peroxide and Acetic Acid.

Why PAA?

PAA, with its higher oxygen content relative to hydrogen peroxide, offers increased effectiveness and requires less time to effectively disinfect surfaces.

How long is a decontamination cycle?

Our approach can deliver a LOG 6 reduction of the most resilient pathogens within a maximum time frame of 2 hours and 30 minutes, contingent on the space's size and the required level of cleanliness.

Is Peracetic Acid good for cleaning?

PAA exhibits remarkable oxidizing capabilities, surpassing both chlorine and chlorine dioxide in oxidation potential.

What are the practical uses of PAA?

Primarily employed within the food industry, peracetic acid serves as a potent cleanser and disinfectant.

Cleaning vs Disinfecting

In short, we clean what we see, and disinfect what we don’t.

Is Peracetic Acid Environmentally Friendly?

PAA is classified as a safe and environmentally friendly disinfectant (Source: nih.gov)

Disinfection vs Decontamination

Simply put, disinfection is focused on eradicating pathogens to prevent infection, while decontamination is a more comprehensive process that involves cleaning and then disinfecting to remove all types of hazardous materials.