Biosafe SaniDate 12.0 Organic Sanitizer & Disinfectant – 30 Gallon

SaniDate 12.0 is an EPA registered Organic microbicide for eliminating waterborne plant pathogens, bacteria and algae SaniDate 12.0 Microbiocide is a one-step process for all types of irrigation systems. The highly concentrated formula guarantees economical dilution rates. SaniDate 12.0's activated peroxygen chemistry is a highly effective, powerful and economical solution for treating irrigation water and irrigation systems. SaniDate 12.0 Microbiocide is a high-strength, 12% Peracetic Acid-based microbiocide formulated as an alternative to chlorine treatments in irrigation water. Use SaniDate 12.0 Microbiocide to control water-borne pathogens and their dormant spores caused by algae, bacteria and biofilm. This will prevent the spread of disease among crops in the greenhouse. BioSafe SaniDate 12.0 is effective against the following pathogens: Algae Biofilm Slime-forming bacteria Plant pathogenic organisms What is SaniDate 12.0's mode of action? SaniDate 12.0 works through an oxidation chemical reaction that kills bacteria and fungus. More specifically, SaniDate 12.0 reacts on contact with the enzymes and proteins that make up simple cell organisms such as plant pathogens. What applications can I make with BioSafe SaniDate 12.0? Chemigation This product can be applied through sprinkler (center pivot, lateral move, end tow, side (wheel) roll, traveler, solid set or hand move) or drip-type irrigation systems. Liquid Treatment Surface spray (or inject) spray solution on the water surface from shore or a boat equipped with aquatic spray or injection equipment. Use in accordance with manufacturer's spray equipment instructions. Inject Treatment Inject solution into the water via compatible dosing equipment. SaniDate 12.0 in a CEA Irrigation Program SaniDate 12.0 is the irrigation-specific PAA product in the BioSafe line - formulated at 12% peracetic acid for economical dilution into irrigation water at the rates needed to control waterborne pathogens, biofilm, and algae. At typical chemigation rates, a single 5-gallon container treats a significant volume of irrigation water, making it practical for large recirculating systems and high-volume drip operations. The line shock procedure: apply SaniDate 12.0 to sanitize irrigation lines and eliminate existing biofilm first, then inoculate with beneficial biology. Sanitizing without following with beneficial inoculation leaves clean lines that just re-colonize with whatever is in the environment. The sanitize-then-inoculate sequence is the protocol that holds. Frequently Used Together BioSafe TerraClean 5.0 - drip-compatible soil fungicide for root zone treatment BioSafe TerraGrow - beneficial soil inoculant to follow line sanitation Commercial accounts available for large-volume irrigation programs. Call 888-815-9763 or request a quote.