Air-free mixing with controlled pH stabilizes hypochlorous acid for months of storage without onsite generation or chlorine gas.
Controlled acidic pH, inert materials, pressure, and turbulent mixing help stabilize HOCl for extended storage.
Acetic acid penetrates deep tissue layers to eradicate subsurface infections while the composition remains stable and non-irritating.
A hypochlorous acid preparation system recycles waste sulfuric acid by mixing it with sodium hypochlorite and deionized water to produce fresh disinfectant.
Inert atmosphere mixing prevents degradation, extending storage stability to twelve months without onsite generation.
Direct piping transfers hypochlorous acid into a bag-on-valve canister, preventing light degradation that reduces concentration during storage.