Chemtex Speciality Limited

In these testing times, Chemtex BioBubble is one of the most effective and certified measures which aid in keeping you and your near ones safe & hygienic. From the pioneers of the speciality chemical industry, Chemtex Speciality Limited, Chemtex BioBubble is a revolutionary, antiviral coating range that aims to provide hygienic solutions with coming-of-the-age antimicrobial technology. What is Chemtex BioBubble?  Watch this video below: Chemtex BioBubble is a marvel of science, synthesized with five decades of experience. It denies the need for daily disinfection and brings in a more proactive approach to dealing with surface based cross transmission of germs, thereby eliminating the fear of virus existence on surfaces and the hassles for daily disinfection. On application, it forms a transparent monomolecular coating which kills pathogens instantly upon contact basis. This coating remains active for a considerable period and does not allow the pathogen buildup at all. To know more

  Super Absorbent Polymer for Agriculture   The foundation of Indian economy upon which nearly 30 percent of our GDP is based and around 60% of our population is directly or indirectly dependent, is agriculture. It has paved the way for many industrial developments over the years ergo playing a vital role in the Indian economic development. Indian irrigation infrastructure comprises nearly 39 mHa land by ground water, 22 mHa with irrigation canals, and 2/3 rd is still monsoon dependent. Water is one of the key elements in agriculture and agriculture requires significant amounts of water most of which is rain fed or harvested. Seeds and fertilizers fail to achieve full potential if plants are not watered regularly. With nearly 20% of the world’s population to feed, India has access to only 4% of fresh water resources, out of which 90% is used for agriculture. With regional and temporal variation of rainfall, and an average rainfall of 125cm, India is home to great spatial variat

Chemists around the world have shown considerable interest in various aspects and working of Hydrogen Peroxide as a disinfectant at different concentration. Over the past few years, it has been observed by them that a mere 0.5% of Hydrogen Peroxide shows excellent antiviral property within 60 seconds of application, reason being a strong oxidizing agent which helps in eliminating harmful microorganisms wherever used. It oxidizes the cell molecules, rupturing its whole structure and deactivating its ability to replicate. With silver, it has relatively wider range of biocidal (anti-bacterial and anti-fungal) pursuits than other disinfecting chemicals. Since Hydrogen Peroxide is a strong oxidizing agent and silver shows excellent anti-microbial property, their chemical combination brings a lot to the table as a rapid yet effective disinfecting agent with limited or rather no toxicity. Taking the above ideas into consideration, We at Chemtex Speciality Limited have come up with a brand n

Viral infections multiply rapidly, being over communicable, and having the ability to survive on inanimate objects for prolonged durations. These surfaces can be anything, outdoors in park benches, platforms, corridors, or indoors such as counter tops, kitchen surfaces, staircases, etc. Fomites or inanimate objects forming a secondary transmission route of communicable diseases necessitate the use of surface disinfectants for an effective disinfection program. A substantial increase on the application of disinfectants has been witnessed for indoor spaces, reason being the sudden surge in the rate of virus infected people, mostly due to the transfer of microorganisms between surfaces and hosts. Not all disinfectants work! It’s important to understand these attributes: ·          Product efficacy against viruses ·          Humans and environmental impact ·          Immediate or plausible side effects Hydrogen Peroxide is an eco-friendly sanitizer, we just made it better. A

Replacing Sodium Hypochlorite with Double Chain QAC based Disinfectant Remember that pungent smell when mass disinfection of public places occurs. That same irritating smell you can relate to in swimming pools, and your eyes itch and redden, and your skin itches, and there is a big board saying “Chlorine in pool”, that’s hypochlorous acid, viz., when sodium hypochlorite breaks down. Sodium hypochlorite/ Hypo (NaOCl) is inorganic chlorine based liquid disinfectant, available as aqueous solutions of 5.25% - 6.15% (household bleach) or concentrated 12% NaOCl solutions. Large quantities are also used as a disinfectant in water and wastewater treatment and sanitary equipment. In food processing, sodium hypochlorite is used to sanitize food preparation equipment, in fruit and vegetable processing, mushroom production, hog, beef and poultry production, and fish processing. Typical Uses of Hypo: ·       2%: Shock Chlorination of Wells ·   3 – 6%: Household Disi

Global case studies saythat about three-fifth of people hospital admitted people get infected through communicable diseases, these are called nosocomial infections or HAI (Hospital Acquired Infections), and are avoidable . Hospitals and other healthcare units are places known for their selfless service. But, these placesare prone to some of the most infectiousdiseases with high chances of from human to human, or human to fomite to human contamination. Those involved personnel couldbe doctors, and staff, or patient. Hence, every step should be taken for their safety and precautionary measures should be opted for at regular intervals. Sterilization is a process carried out to eliminate or neutralize all forms of microbial life such as bacteria, viruses, spores, etc. from a targeted area.  Any application can be considered germs free and can be used for contact purposes if tagged Sterilized. Sterilization in hospital s is considered a regular and needfu

Improving Water, Safe Guarding Life Issues related to wastewater management has been surfacing over digital and print media, social sites irrespective of facts that all of us have knowledge on what and why. The only question is when to step up? With about 80% of diseases humans need to deal with are water-borne. Hospitals and healthcare units deal with more than 80 percent water borne disease cases. Such level of extremism forces people to buy clean water with higher prices. All these water bodies need to be free of regular contaminants, making them suitable for further utilization, especially drinking. Pathogens, organic and inorganic matter, suspended solids, dissolved gases, paint emulsions, toxic chemicals like pesticides, bio-solids, and many more unwanted substances interfere with the quality and need treatment to make it reusable. With over 130 Crore population, and three fifth of water volume deemed toxic with zero usability, India is on the edge of facing the worst

For any developing nation, Agriculture has a major stand in its economy. It manages the food security for the ever increasing population and provides a source of hand to mouth for a number of people based in rural areas. Irrigation practices has changed over the years with change in farming technologies, selected outputs and input materials depending upon soil conditions and climate but still there are places which follow age old conventional style of farming which not only reduces the effective use of water but also limits the available resources. Today’s farming style has changed from what can be grown to what is economical to grow. Catastrophes like water scarcity, soil infertility, irregular rainfall opens the gate to drought, monetary loss, price inflation, lesser production and farmer misery. These problems have been rising up recently in huge numbers and we don’t have a concrete solution as of now. What we have are technologies by which their adversity can be some