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ODC-50 is a blend of essential oils which have various odour absorbing or odour reacting properties. The formulation has been developed as a broad spectrum odour controller which means that it will deal with a large number of different types of odours both organic and Inorganic. |
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Unlike competitive products the ODC-50 will deal with a number of odours in a given gas stream as components of the ODC-50 are selective. Some components will attack certain odours while other components will attack other odours. |
In the World of odour reduction a system such as ODC-50 represents an introduction to recent technology. |
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Some of the typical gases that ODC-50 attacks are Hydrogen Sulphide, Sulphur Dioxide, Mercapters and Ammonia. |
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It is desirable to spray ODC-50 in a droplet size of 10 Micron or less. By achieving this size droplet. We are able to create a fog or mist which will float in the air and combat maldour rising from an odour source. for outdoor use generally used pressure Nozzle System with nozzles having 2-3 feet intervals. A hollow bladed humidifan can be used for general deodorization in a factory type building. |
ODC-50 only work by automisation into the air and works best when sprayed close to the odour source. It is Air Pollution Controller cum odour neutralizer ODC-50 does not work when added to a water stream such as a sewerage channel. |
The ODC-50 works as an odour absorber and as such is equally effective on organic & inorganic odour. |
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Total Odour Neutralisation. - No Perfume or No Masking Agent.
Ingredients - Made of Safe Essential Ingredients.
Environmentally Safe - Biogradable Non Toxic.
Versatile - Eliminates a wide Range of Malodours.
Economical - Can be diluted upto 50 Parts Water : 1 Part ODC-50 : 50 Part Water.
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" ODC-50 is an essential oil formula effective in eliminating a broad spectrum of odours instantly and permanently, resulting in an odour free environment." |
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How ODC-50 works ? |
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