Exelerate™ CSD 15
3-in-1 Cleaner, Sanitizer and Disinfectant Formulated Without Quats
Dry processing environments can be challenging to clean. Leveraging ready-to-use chemistry can help ensure your cleaning, sanitizing and disinfecting goals are achieved on every clean, every day.
Exelerate™ CSD 15 is formulated without quats or alcohol yet delivers superior, efficient cleaning on dry, caked-on, sticky and sugary soils to save your team time and improve overall safety in your storage and usage protocols.
EPA-Approved RTU
Exelerate™ CSD 15 is an acid and anionic surfactant cleaner, sanitizer and disinfectant that's formulated without quats or alcohol, designed for use on hard, non-porous food contact and non-food contact surfaces in dry processing environments.
- 60-second food contact surface sanitization
- Emerging Virus Pathogen (EVP) claim
- Kills SARS-CoV-2 in 15 seconds on hard, non-porous food and non-food contact surfaces
- Kills Norovirus in 30 seconds in one step with no rinse required
- Patented formula, made without quats or alcohol
- No PPE required (unless using an electrostatic sprayer)
Exelerate™ CSD 15:
Next-level cleaning, sanitizing and disinfecting for controlled wet cleaning
Promotes Quality Assurance
Convenient and Safer to Use
Saves Time and Increases Productivity
Users Have Experienced:
Reduced cleaning time by
50%*
100+
gallons of water saved per clean*
Improved ATP swab results
from caution = 69 RLU (current solution status)
to passing = 10 RLU*
30
minutes more production time per clean, per line*
Product Specs
- Non-food contact surfaces
- Food contact surfaces
- Food conveyors (continuous treatment)
- Outside surfaces of impermeable packages
- Non-porous gloves and footwear
- Non-food contact packaging equipment
Form: liquid
Color: colorless
Odor: slight
Spec. Grav. @ 68°F (20°C) .00
Pounds per gallon .34 (3.78 Kg)
100% solution pH .28
Dodecylbenzenesulfonic Acid 0.0606%
Lactic Acid .1610%
INERT INGREDIENTS: 99.7784%
TOTAL: 00.0000%
Formula ingredients contain no phosphorus.
EPA Reg. No. 1677-259