Water Line Disinfection
Prevention of Diseases
A contaminated water supply is one of the fastest pathways for introducing disease pathogens into a poultry house. However, clean water is of little value if it is delivered to the birds through a water line system that contains pathogens lodged within biofilms and layers of mineral deposits.
Water lines are an ideal environment for biofilm formation, and disinfectants applied directly to poultry drinking water are ineffective in penetrating and removing biofilms once they have formed. A study published in BMC microbiology suggested that about two-thirds of the water lines in broiler facilities may be contaminated with biofilm.
The Difference Sterilex
EPA Registration
Proven to kill pathogens such as Salmonella, E. coli and Campylobacter, and inactivate viruses such as avian influenza, Newcastle disease virus, PRRS and PEDv.
Biofilm removal
The only product on the market authorized to remove non-public health related biofilms in animal drinking water lines, tanks, pumps, dispensers, pipes and hoses.
Non-Flammable
Low risk associated with storage and transportation.
Compatible with Equipment
Compatible with materials commonly used in water line systems and prevents clogging of pipes and nipple troughs with routine use.
Reduce Waste
Removes organic matter, mucilage (slimy layer) and scale associated with biofilm, and eliminates resistant organisms present in water lines.
Within Reach
Cost efficient and effective.
Higher Yield + Better Bird Health
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