Idor®
Natural product for wastewater treatment
Idor® has been developed to enhance the natural water purification and regeneration process in various environments, such as wastewater treatment plants, domestic septic tanks, stagnant water ponds, and lakes.
This system incorporates specifically selected natural microorganisms, including bacteria, fungi, and yeasts, playing a crucial role in significantly reducing both biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) and chemical oxygen demand (COD) in remarkably short timeframes.
Their action accelerates oxidation and deodorization processes. Moreover, this solution effectively optimizes the decomposition of organic matter, improving management in various systems where it is applied.
Furthermore, Idor® promotes a harmonious balance between water resource utilization and sustainable environmental preservation.
Optimizing the natural purification process
Rapidly reducing BOD and COD outlet (i. e. after treatment) parameters
Find out more about Idor®:
- Idor® 1 : Lipoproteic activator
- Idor® 2 : Microbial-enzymatic mixture (lyophilized powder, mixture of naturally occurring microorganisms)
- Idor® 3 : Liquid activator
Idor® : Complex mixture of micro-organisms and enzymes.
Chemical products are classified according to their level of physical, health and environmental hazard. These hazards are indicated on labels and specific safety data sheets (SDS, or MSDS). With GHS (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals) hazard statements have been standardized worldwide, so that recipients of the information (production workers, first-aiders and consumers) can better understand the hazards of a chemical they use or handle. In the EU, Regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008 (the so-called “CLP Regulation”) implements the GHS general principles.
According to this Regulation, Idor® products do not need to be classified or labeled on account of their physicochemical properties, their effects on health and environment, and no safety data sheet is required for them. Idor® products are only composed of non-hazardous organisms which are naturally present in the environment (WHO Class 1).
Product registrations are subject to the specific legislation of each country.
