Specification
AMEROID MSD-PAK organic waste treatment is designed
to keep marine sanitation devices, holding tanks,
and sanitary systems operating at peak efficiency.
AMEROID MSD-PAK treatment is a synergistic blend
of patented strains of bacteria in a water soluble
packet. These bacteria have been scientifically
developed to promote the rapid breakdown and
digestion of various forms of black and grey
water waste including detergents, greases, fats,
oils, paper and other organic materials commonly
found in these systems.
On a regular basis, marine sanitary systems
receive shock loads of laundry detergents, harsh
cleaning agents, paper, fats, oils and greases.
These heavy doses upset the delicate environment
of the naturally occurring bacteria in the waste
treatment system, rendering these bacteria inactive.
When this occurs, the waste treatment process
is slowed or stopped or deposits will build up
in systems which do not rely solely on biological
activity. The loss of biological activity is
often characterized by foul odors which may be
emitted from toilets and drains.
When used regularly, AMEROID MSD-PAK treatment
will continually promote the presence of powerful
waste-degrading bacteria which will ensure the
sewage treatment unit is biologically active.
AMEROID MSD-PAK treatment reduces the buildup
of sludge and deposits in holding tanks, vacuum
tanks and equipment, and assists in keeping the
sanitary system free of organic waste.
AMEROID MSD-PAK organic waste
treatment has received approval from the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization and has been assigned
NATO number 7930222583623.
Packaging
AMEROID MSD-PAK organic waste
treatment is available in 10 kg. (22 lb.) kegs
each containing 88 water soluble packets. |
Features
and Benefits
- Maintains optimum operating efficiency
- Eliminates need for costly manual or hazardous
chemical cleaning
- Ensures degradation of all waste commonly
found in shipboard sanitation systems
- Prevents odors associated with overloaded
systems
- Economical
- Convenient
- Does not persist in the environment
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