QAC stands for Quarterner Ammonium Compound. This material is disinfecting. In addition, this compound contains chemicals that dissolve protein and fat residues. Foam formed during use increases dirt contact time and provides more effective cleaning. Generally, QAC-based cleaning and disinfection products are used on all kinds of washable surfaces such as stone, metal, glass, plastic and the like.

QAC-based cleaning and disinfection products do not cause any wear on the surfaces used. It can be used safely in hand cleaning and disinfection works with its suitable formulas. They do not irritate the skin. These concentrated products are odorless and do not contain any perfume.

The composition of the QAC-based disinfectant products includes nonionic and cationic surfactants, weak alkalis, alcohol and complexing agents and prevents the formation of viable microorganisms on the surface after application.

QAC-based disinfection products which are effective against bacteria, mold and fungi are mostly used for disinfection of kitchen walls, floors and surfaces and after cleaning of various tools and equipments.

These products should not be used for cleaning and disinfecting the body, hands, face and food. Otherwise, it is risky for human health.

QAC-based disinfectant analyzes are also performed in accredited laboratories within the scope of physical and chemical analyzes of disinfectants. These laboratories are accredited according to the TS EN ISO / IEC 17025 standards and perform various tests, measurements, analyzes and evaluations from domestic and foreign accreditation organizations. In these studies, worldwide accepted test methods and test criteria are complied with and the standards issued by local and foreign organizations are taken as basis.

The analyzes and reports made in these laboratories, which serve with a reliable and impartial approach, are accepted all over the world.