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Decontamination Hand Gloves ( DECON - MITT)

ASKA Decontamination hand gloves is for protection of the palm against the direct contact of the FASTACT

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Neutralization

Real-Time

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Covers

Vapours, Fumes & Liquids

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Ready to use

No water required

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Safe

Non-Toxic, Non-Corrosive

Description

FAST-ACT is a combination of common metal oxides (MgO + TiO2) with a unique morphology. It has nanomaterial properties with a final particle size of nearly 5μm. The production process creates an altered, non-toxic molecular structure with a large increase in porosity and surface area.

How Does It Work?

Nanomaterials, by nature, tend to agglomerate. Because the molecular structure of FAST-ACT is incomplete, it binds to any reactive substance using "ionic bonding." It utilizes the targeted chemical's ions to try and complete its own structure, resulting in the neutralization of many hazardous chemicals through a process now known as "destructive adsorption." The large surface area, with numerous corners and edges containing many unsaturated ions, makes it effective on liquids and vapors of hazardous compounds.

FAST-ACT literally binds and destroys the contacted chemical, resulting in a non-hazardous, neutralized by-product.

FAST-ACT residue is MgS after reaction with H2S.

Features
  • Mitt has been designed to decontaminate equipments, clothes, weapons, helmets and Palms safety etc.
  • Real time, on-site neutralisation of chemical threats
  • Effective against vapours, fumes and liquids
  • Safe, non toxic, non corrosive
  • Ready to use formulation - no mixing, no water required
  • Wide spectrum toxicity management
  • No residual hazard - easy disposal
  • Can be use in open areas for self safety in case sudden release of chemicals (escape path)

Neutralisation Adsorption Non Effective
CORROSIVE MATERIALS VAPOUR HAZARDS LIQUID SOLVENT SPILL
ACIDS HALOGEN / HALIDES ACIDS & CAUSTIC GASES ALCOHOLS / PHENOLS BIOLOGICALS
Inorganic and Organic Acetyl Chloride Hydrogen Chloride Ethanol Bacteria
Hydrochloric Acid Chloroacetyl Chloride Hydrogen Fluoride Methanol Viruses
Hydrofluoric Acid Chlorine Hydrogen Bromide Allyl Alcohol Spores
Nitric Acid Chloroform Nox/N204 Nltrophenols NUCLEAR
Phosphoric Acid Hydrogen Bromide Sulphur Dioxide Chlorophenols RADIOLOGICAL
Sulphuric Acid Cyanogen Chloride HEAVY METALS
Acetic Acid Methylene Chloride HALOGENS CAUSTICS SOLID WASTE
Methanesulfonic Acid Carbon Tetrachloride Chloride Metal Hydroxides (aq)
Ethanesulfonic Acid TCE, PCE Bromine
Benzenesulfonic Acid Iodine PETROCHEMICALS
Toluenesulfonic Acid PHOSPHORUS Diesel
Hydrogen sulfide (H2S) Pesticides VOLATILE ORGANICS Gasoline
DimethylmethylPhosphnate Methyl Mercaption Olis
BIS (2-CHLOROETHYL) SULFIDE Paraoxon Ethylene Oxide
Parathion Formaldehyde OTHERS
PINACOLYL Phosgene Acrylonltrlle
METHYLPHOSPHONOF LUORIDAT SULPHUR Arsine Benzene
2-Chloroethyl Ethyl Sulfide Hydrazine
O-ETHYL S Methyl Mercaptan CHLORINATED Toluene
(2-DISSOPROPYLAMINOETHYL) - ORGANICS Acroleln
MET HYLPHOSPHONOTHIOATE PHENOLS Acetyl Chloride Methylhydrazlne*
Nitrophenols Chloroacetyl Chloride Methyllsocynate*
CARBONYL COMPOUNDS Chlorophenols Chloroform
Aldehydes Methylene Chloride
Ketones CHEMICAL WARFARE AGENTS
Carboxylic Acids Sulphur Mustard (HD)
Tabun (GA)
NITROGEN COMPOUNDS Sarin (GA)
Acetonitrile Soman (GD)
Sodium Cyanide (AQ) VX & H2S
4-Vinylpyridine