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When distributors participate in our Biotifx® program, they become armed with the knowledge and confidence they need to support their customers with superior microbial wastewater treatments – even during the winter months. The program includes onsite training, straightforward product application guides and tools, even an on-site technical service rep if/whenever needed. And cool products too.

Help Improve Cold Weather Performance

A few months prior to winter, many of our distributors recommend switching their customers’ bacterial treatments to our unique Biotifx FRZ strains which help them maintain efficient system performance. It alleviates challenges associated with fats, oils, grease (FOG), sludge, odor and hydrogen sulfide and is ideal to use when water temperatures drop below 59°F / 15°C.

“Beyond sludge removal, you’ll lessen the typical spring turnover which comes with a large release of hydrogen sulfide when a lagoon flips. This saves on fines and additional maintenance.”                                                                      – MDG Technical Service

Applications & Industries

Biotifx FRZ can be used in a variety of applications including and not limited to:

Here are some of the common industries we serve:

    
 	
  • Dairy
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  • Meat Processing
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  • Refinery and Petrochemical
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  • Fruit and Vegetable Processing
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  • Pulp and Paper
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Lab Data

We put two of our patented FRZ strains to the test vs. competing cold temperature biologicals and they were the clear higher performers. Biotifx FRZ simply stays more active as the temperature drops - and more activity means better results.



To learn more about Biotifx FRZ and how you can rollout our Biotifx program with new microbial products for your customers, contact us and one of our wastewater representatives will reach out to you.
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