Quality Water Specialists QWS Alpron Dip Slide (MHPC10025) - Each

Each. For accurate assessment of water quality. These Dip Slides have a special dehydrated media to insolate chlorine stressed bacteria as found in your Dental Unit Water Lines. 100-fold more accurate than traditional Dip Slides as they are accurate down to 1 CFU/per ml.

Quality Water Specialists QWS Alpron Dip Slides (MHPC10025) - Pack10

Pack (10). For accurate assessment of water quality. These Dip Slides have a special dehydrated media to insolate chlorine stressed bacteria as found in your Dental Unit Water Lines. 100-fold more accurate than traditional Dip Slides as they are accurate down to 1 CFU/per ml.

Quality Water Specialists QWS Alpron Mint 1 Litre (3184) - Each

Each. Liquid concentrate. For the continuous maintenance of the water quality in treatment water lines (including instruments and tumbler filler) of medical and dental units. Approved by notable dental unit manufacturers, amongst others Dentsply Sirona. Efficacy:- bactericidal yeasticidal Active ingredient basis:- Disinfection concentrate for the conditioning of the procedural water in medical units based on biguanides, complexing agents and tosychloramide sodium A 1 litre refill bottle of Alpron will normally last 3 months. Each bottle of concentrate will make up 100 litres of active 1% maintenance solution.

Kavo Oxygenal 6 1000ml (0.489.3451) - Each

Each. Water carrying dental systems can become infested by microorganisms. This contamination can be caused by stagnation and formation of biofilms of the supplied water or by blood/secretions from patients. In periods of stagnation this can result in massive biocontamination of the treatment water. The risk of contamination of the dental treatment water can be reduced by systems, whose efficacy has been tried and tested under practical conditions (see "Infektionsprävention in der Zahnheilkunde - Anforderungen an die Hygiene“, [Infection prevention in dentistry - Hygiene requirements] Bundesgesundheitsblatt 2006:375-393). Various processes are known for treating the cooling water in dental units. These are usually based on the water being exposed to a suitable medium to kill off the microorganisms contained in the water. The strongest oxidisation agents include atomic oxygen and HO radicals, which because of their oxidising strength exercise a strong bactericidal effect. Since 1986 KaVo has therefore r