No chlorine, no QUATs1, no compromise in efficiency
APESIN combi DR by Tana Professional is a liquid detergent that cleans and disinfects simultaneously, without containing volatile organic compounds, chlorine or quaternary ammonium salts (QUATs). Designed for professional use in kitchens, food areas, healthcare and public institutions, it ensures high efficiency and safety, without the accumulation of films on surfaces.
- One product for all areas
- Save time and money
- No QUAT film build-up
Advantages
- 2 in 1: cleaning + disinfection
- Effective against grease, protein soiling and germs
- Tested according to EN 1276, EN 1650, EN 13697, EN 13727, EN 14476, VAH
- Suitable for kitchens, hospitals, care homes, schools, public buildings
- Chlorine-free, QUAT-free – leaves no film, does not irritate
- Test on linoleum, acrylic and aluminium before use
Dosage and application
Surface disinfection:
- In kitchens and food areas (PT42): rinse after exposure time
- In medical and public areas (PT23): no rinsing required
Experience time:
- Bacteria and yeast: 5–15 min (1.5–5%)
- Viruses (incl. HIV, HBV, HCV): 1.5–3% / 5–30 min
- Specific bacteria: Salmonella – 0.5%, Listeria – 1.5%
Packaging
- 5 l
Safety and storage
The product is intended for professional use only. Store under normal conditions, away from food and drink. Always read the label and product information before use.
Certificates
APESIN combi DR is part of the sustainable portfolio of Tana Professional and is certified according to: ISO 14001, ISO 50001, ISO 9001, EMAS, Ecovadis Platinum, TÜV SÜD
1. QUATs - abbreviation for Quaternary Ammonium Compounds. They are commonly used disinfectant agents, especially in surface hygiene products.
This product does not contain quaternary ammonium compounds, making it safer for sensitive surfaces and suitable for food contact areas, without leaving a sticky film.
- No residual films - QUATs can leave a sticky film on surfaces that trap dust and germs
- Food safety - QUAT-free products are better suited for surfaces that come into contact with food
- Better material compatibility - QUATs can damage sensitive surfaces such as aluminum, acrylic and linoleum
- Regulatory requirements - Some industries (e.g. food, medical) prefer QUAT-free formulas due to easier rinsing and lower residual risk
2. PT4 is an abbreviation for Product Type 4 according to the EU Biocidal Products Regulation (BPR). It is one of 22 categories that classify biocides according to their intended use.
PT4 = Food Hygiene - Products used for the disinfection of surfaces, equipment and containers that come into contact with food and beverages.
- Surfaces in kitchens, restaurants, canteens, catering ...
- Equipment for processing, storing and serving food
- Machines, countertops, tools, containers
- Products that do not leave harmful residues and are safe in contact with food
3. PT2 (Product Type 2 EU BPR) - Disinfection of surfaces in institutional and healthcare areas - Products used for the disinfection of surfaces, equipment and furniture in healthcare facilities, public institutions and care homes
- Surfaces in hospitals, medical offices, care homes
- Public areas such as schools, kindergartens, homes, administrative buildings
- Tables, chairs, floors, handles, sanitary areas
- Products not intended for direct contact with food
If you have any further questions, do not hesitate to contact us!
