Disinfectants

Surface and hand disinfectants.

The Disinfectants subcategory comprises five ready-to-use products for hands and surfaces. For hands there is an alcohol-based hand disinfectant in a 500 ml pump bottle and a hand disinfectant in a 100 ml pocket size. For surfaces you can choose between an aldehyde-free and QAC-free surface disinfectant by the litre, pre-soaked disinfection wipes in a dispenser can and individually wrapped isopropanol wipes.

The products are used in medical practices, hospitals, laboratories, care homes and food businesses, as well as in offices, workshops and by field staff wherever quick disinfection is needed between tasks.

Typical applications

  • Hand disinfection at entrances, treatment areas and wash basins
  • Wipe disinfection of work surfaces, equipment and medical devices
  • On-the-go disinfection for field staff, in vehicles and in first aid kits
  • Interim surface disinfection in food businesses and canteens

What to look for when buying

First decide whether you are disinfecting hands or surfaces. For hands, the location determines the size: 500 ml with a pump for fixed stations, 100 ml for use on the move. For surfaces, the litre bottle pays off when larger areas are treated; wipes are quicker to hand and need no dosing.

Also check what evidence your hygiene plan requires. The range is described with hand disinfection to EN 1500, VAH listing and RKI compliance; please have the applicable details and the safety data sheet confirmed for each individual item in your inquiry. With isopropanol and alcohol-based products, the safety data sheet is also relevant to how you plan storage.

Frequently asked questions

Are all products VAH-listed?

A listing always applies to a specific product. State in your inquiry which listing or standard you need, and we will confirm the details for the item concerned or suggest an alternative.

Dispenser can or individual sachets?

The dispenser can holds 100 wipes for use at a fixed location. The isopropanol wipes are individually wrapped in sachets, which suits mobile use and first aid kits.