Bracton Industries newly developed foam surface cleaner is reported to kill 99.99% of the Coronavirus .(《 daily telegraph in 5 minutes (photo)
The family business, which created Australia's clean brand Pine-O-Cleen in the 1960s, has now taken the lead in the "war epidemic" and developed the "next generation disinfectant" that can kill Coronavirus ".
The new foam-type surface cleaner developed by Bracton Industries, a company based in northern Sydney Beach (Northern Beaches), is said to contain no harmful chemicals. Last week, the detergent was approved by the Australian Drug Administration (Therapeutic Goods Administration) for approval.
In other parts of the world, similar products have not been approved, the Daily Telegraph said. On the market today, most disinfectants that kill Coronavirus contain alcohol, bleach or ammonia (Ammonia). And Bracton Industries this product uses amphoteric surfactant compound, not only non-toxic, non-corrosive, but also biodegradable. Therefore, it is safe for users and conducive to the environment.
According to reports, the product's bacterial killing rate reached 99.999%, but also in 5 minutes to kill 99.99% of the Coronavirus.
Bracton Industries Herton (Ben Hudehton) said its data showed that the product could kill Coronavirus, in 60 seconds and provide up to 10 days of anti- virus protection. However, their data are still under review.
Because the ingredients are harmless, Horton says, they are a good choice for bars, restaurants, commercial kitchens, schools and live a retired life homes.
"This is the world's first disinfectant and the next generation. We've been using this formula for years, but not in this way. You can say that it has not been fully utilized before. "
Highton admitted that getting new product approval would have to face heavy pressure, and testing alone would cost $50,000.
He said Bracton Industries is a small company with only 40 employees, competing with a large multinational that has been reinventing itself. Big companies tend to get priority approval from the drug administration, and their product applications submitted in april were not approved until last week.
Hutton also said that Bracton Industries is an Australian family business. His great-grandfather and grandfather founded the company, where his father, mother and two sisters worked. Currently, the company has become a major supplier of clean products to schools, live a retired life homes and restaurants.
