Zeta 2 Sporex is a high-level cold sterilization and disinfectant

Zeta 2 Sporex (Zeta 2 Sporex), 900 G, ZHERMACK - Means for cold sterilization and high-level disinfectant, in the form of powder.

For dental instruments, especially those that cannot be sterilized in an autoclave.

Zeta 2 Sporex is intended for use by qualified professionals with knowledge of safety standards.

Store the product in a tightly closed cool and dry room.

Do not mix Zeta 2 Sporex with other disinfectants.

Dissolving the powder in water leads to the formation of peracetic acid.

This tool is not suitable for copper, brass, aluminum alloy, nickel alloy or tools with damaged nickel chrome coating.

Composition: oxygen-based bleach (> 40%), activator (> 30%), anionic and nonionic surfactants (> 5%), corrosion inhibitors, impurities and auxiliary substances.

Active substances: peracetic acid

Advantages of Zeta 2 Sporex (Zeta 2 Sporex)
• High level of protection: has a bactericidal, fungicidal, tuberculicidal, virulicidal and sporicidal effect

• Provides cold chemical sterilization

• User safety: does not contain aldehydes; the formation of peracetic acid only during dissolution eliminates the problems associated with the use of free peracetic acid.

Application method:
• 2% solution: Measure 20g (3 scoops) of Zeta 2 Sporex per liter of water and stir to help dissolve the powder.
• Wait 15 minutes - the time required for the activation of the solution.
• Immerse the tools in the solution for 10 minutes.
• The powder remaining at the bottom ensures the effectiveness of the solution for the entire duration of action specified in the instructions for use of the product.
• The prepared solution remains stable for at least 24 hours, but it is recommended to replace it at the beginning of each working day.

Range of action:
• Bactericidal: EN 13727, EN 14561 (S. aureus, P. aeruginosa, E. hirae)
• Fungicidal: EN 13624, EN 14562 (C. albicans, A. niger)
• Mycobactericidal, including tuberculocidal: EN 14348, EN 14563 (M. terrae, M. avium)
• Virulicidal: (Poliovirus, Adenovirus, Norovirus, Parvovirus, HIV, Hepatitis B virus and Hepatitis C virus)
• Sporicidal: EN 13704 (B. subtilis)
• Tests were conducted in a polluted environment.