Itram Higiene Biofinder biofilm detection spray

Thursday, 06 November, 2014 | Supplied by: WR&D Wells Pty Ltd

The presence of biofilms on surfaces within food and beverage processing areas is a serious potential cause of contamination of the final product. Biofilms can be caused by bacteria including Listeria, Salmonella, E. coli and Staphylococcus. Itram Higiene has developed BioFinder, a biofilm detection spray for the detection of biofilms in open surfaces.

The spray, available from Wells, reacts in the presence of biofilms so the user can visually identify if biofilm exists.

Online: www.wrdwells.com
Phone: 03 9699 8999

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