Interhatch Catalogue 2006

code description ex vat inc vat
Fumigation & Fogging (see also nebulisers on page 41)
671100 Bactosan. Iodine based, soluble powder fumigation for incubators. Easy to use and safe, non-toxic alternative to 9.25 10.86
TION
formaldehyde. Two types of powder supplied. One scoop of each powder is added to a small quantity of water and
placed in the incubator. 50g + 50g
671101
100g + 100g
15.74 18.50
671105 Potassium Permanganate. For use in conjunction with formaldehyde for fumigation of incubators or buildings. 5.28 6.20
450g
671108 Formaldehyde solution 40% 1lt 6.38 7.50
671110 Alphagen Standard Prills. Formaldehyde gas prills for fumigation. Need heat source / fumigation pan. 2.25 Kg 9.25 10.86
671200 Fumigation Unit. Heated pan for use with Alphagen Prills. Stainless steel. 625w 264.47 299.00
671205 Interhatch ULV Nebulising 1037B Fogger. Ideal for fogging poultry housing or larger incubators. Ideal for use 204.26 240.00
with F10SC disinfectant. Can be used with stock in place. 12.2 - 13.5 micron droplet size, effective up to 70ft in still
air. 240V
671210 Interhatch ULV Nebulising 1035B Fogger. As above but 8.5 micron droplet size. Effective up to 100ft, 309.79 364.00
directable hose and nozzle. 240v
671215 Interhatch FogMister. Cold mist fogger, heavy duty seamless co-polymer resin 6 lt tank, easy ﬁlling, built-in carry 195.75 230.00
handle, single stage fan motor. 230v. BIOSECURITY & FUMIGA
Products suitable for fogging are: F10, Disiﬁn and Nvirox
670200
670210
671100 671105 671108
670135-45
670215
671110
671200
670225 670250
671215
671210
671205
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