The Bio-Box & Bio-Barrier 360
Investing in next-level biosecurity for your farm.
The Bio-Box
Did you know?
D&D rooms, also known as fumigation rooms, are an important part of most farms’ biosecurity protocols. Items acting as fomites, something that acts as a carrier for a pathogen, enter these rooms and are exposed to disinfectants being emitted by a “fogger”.
Research has shown on average only 50 percent of the surface areas of some of the items are being touched by the disinfectants. Since it only takes one pathogen to cause an outbreak on a farm, it is crucial that this failure in biosecurity be addressed. Studies have also shown that pathogens do in fact travel on fomites, meaning outbreaks can and will occur if this issue does not get fixed.
Because of this issue, and the detrimental effects that pathogens have on animals worldwide, the Bio-Box was developed.
Current Industry Issues
- Lack of surface area coverage with disinfectant
- Poorly established “clean/dirty” lines
- Waste of chemicals
- Disinfectant fume exposure to employees after disinfecting items
- Slick floors after disinfection is completed
- Lack of space for items forcing them to be stacked
Bio-Box Features & Solutions
- 360-degree internal misting system on all levels for full-surface exposure; eliminate the need to manually rotate items.
- Customized configurations are available to fit your D&D rooms.
- Doors on both sides for establishing “clean/dirty” lines.
- Built-in exhaust fan that clears disinfectant fumes fast and efficiently.
- Multi-level racks to increase the space for items of various sizes.
- Barrel with motorized programmed zpump to supply consistent amount of disinfectant to the system; no more wasted chemical.
- Improved D&D room efficiency and maintains a cleaner environment with disinfectant liquid staying internalized inside the Bio-Box; no more slick floors.
- Safety locks on all doors.
- Improved biosecurity increases overall compliance.
Why Choose the Biosecurity Box?
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Full surface exposure to disinfectant.
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Easy and safe to use.
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Well established “clean and dirty” lines.
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Less chemical used.
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Chances to increase compliance.
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Improved efficiency.
Bio-Barrier 360
Biosecurity Redefined
Along the same idea as the Bio-Box for improving a facility’s biosecurity, the Bio-Barrier 360 allows for items to sit comfortably and securely on one of their corners while the item is then rotated 360 degrees as it is misted with a disinfectant.
Countless studies have proven that chemicals are effective against pathogens when direct contact is made between the disinfectant and the disease causing agents. The Bio-Barrier 360 improves the rate-of-contact between the disinfectant and the pathogens. Our product has the potential to disinfect items entering the farm much quicker and more efficiently than any previous known methods.
Not only will the disinfectants now be able to reach all surfaces, but this method has the potential to save money for the producer in the long run by standardizing application rates. This solution is safer, more effective, and more reliable than hand spraying all of the items themselves, therefore making the Bio-Barrier 360 a key element for your farm’s biosecurity.
Customizable for your farm. Improve your facility’s biosecurity by eliminating pathogens from all sides.
Bio-Barrier 360 Features & Solutions
- Increase coverage rates from 50% to 100% in seconds with 360-degree rotational exposure. Increased coverage means less disinfectant is wasted = cost savings!
- Combination of 3-4 strong vertical prongs to hold items of various sizes; packages, tools, veterinarian supplies, feed bags, and more.
- Internal misting system, powered by a motorized pump, for delivering a standardized-rate of disinfectant more quickly, more efficiently, and more accurately to items.
- Improved biosecurity increases overall compliance.
3 Easy Steps
Rest one corner of the supply filled boxes in the middle of the prongs.
Fill the bucket with a disinfectant/water mixture and secure the lid with the pump and tube attached.
Plug the pump and prong motors into an electrical outlet and the disinfectant process will begin.