Glutaraldehyde 50%
- INCI:
- Glutaral
- Also known as:
- Glutaral · Pentanedial · Glutaraldehyde
Aldehyde used as a biocidal active in institutional, agro-industrial and veterinary disinfectants. Common in blends with quaternary ammonium compounds to broaden the spectrum of action of the formula. Its use is subject to applicable health regulations and to the manufacturer's handling recommendations.
Functions
Typical applications
- Institutional disinfectants
- Poultry and swine biosecurity
- Sanitization of vehicles and equipment
- Blends with quaternary ammonium compounds
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