Cost Breakdown of a Facility using 1 Dry Quat Mat
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Dry quat powders and pellets have been the top choice for protecting footwear in food processing facilities. The main risk of the dry quat powder is that it disperses extensively throughout a facility, which could present a potential hazard in Ready-to-Eat (RTE) production areas.
Meritech's CleanTech® EVO with Sole Clean Low Moisture Sanitizing Pan is the best option for removing harmful pathogens from both footwear and hands in dry production environments at an affordable cost.
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To perform the calculations below we used the recommendation from Sterilex on the amount of dry quat applied to a floor mat for
full coverage of the footwear (example image on the far right). We based calculations upon a 7 day work week with the dry quat mats being refilled daily.
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