ONA :: Penetrator - to Neutralize Odors Emitting from Solids
ONA Penetrator is a highly concentrated formulation of ONA designed to create a penetrating, odor-neutralizing barrier on foul smelling solids. It will eliminate general odors originating from large work site areas. Often when other emissions have been eliminated, general site odors become more prevalent and require neutralization. ONA Penetrator can be applied in-frequently with low pressure spray systems at high dilution ratios.
ONA Penetrator has reduced surface tension allowing it to migrate deep within porous surfaces such as concrete and asphalt. The product will not only neutralize the current odors contained within the pores but will also displace them to guard against future odors taking their place.
ONA Penetrator is formulated to destroy the gases that cause odors — effectively and permanently. Our technology can meet the most stringent environmental concerns, is completely biodegradable and compatible with living organisms in soil or treatment ponds.
- Environmentally friendly and biodegradable.
- No contribution to effluent toxicity.
- Low capital expenditure required for application systems
Packaging
ONA Penetrator is conveniently packaged in 500ml (on the spot emergencies), 4 litre, and 20 litre containers.
Available in popular scents: Polar Crystal, Fresh Linen.
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ONA Penetrator Information Sheet
ONA Success Story!
A sewer plant located near an airport and a high end housing development had a few of their main digesters break down and started dumping untreated sewage into their open lagoons. A number of options were considered in order to neutralize the odors while the digesters were being repaired.
The solution that was enacted was spraying ONA Aqua Oil from a crop dusting helicopter. Immediately after the first application of the product the odors had receded. After the landing the helicopter pilot made the comment, “Wow, on my first pass I wanted to get sick from the smell, but on the second pass I could not smell the sewage at all!” The application had to be repeated once a month until the digesters were back online three months later.