Quantum Red
The superior acid detergent. Low foam with a unique surfactant matrix, Quantum Red is built to deal with NZ’s challenging water conditions.
Why choose Quantum Red?
- Very low risk of residue traces
- Unique surfactant matrix for a superior clean
- Buffers difficult and non-compliant water
- Delivers cleaning performance in low turbulence and difficult to clean plants
- Refined and proven over 20 years
Other things you should know:
- Can be used at a 1mL or 1.5mL per L water use rate, depending on water quality
- 400/L Phosphoric and Organic Acids
- Recommended for hot water but suitable in all water temperatures
- Quantum Red Acid is red in colour.
Pack Sizes
20 Litre Container- 100 Litre Drum
- 200 Litre Drum
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What our Farmers Say About This Product
Hard water no challenge for FIL Quantum Red on Northland farm
Kevin Salmon runs a 120-cow dairy operation south of Kaitaia. He purchased the 80-hectare dairy farm a decade ago and hasn’t faced many major hygiene issues in the dairy shed, except for one persistent challenge: high iron levels in the water.
Kevin Salmon - Northland
How Tasman contract milkers solved their Thermoduric problem
Stephen Murphy started his contract milking journey in the Tasman region three seasons ago. They’ve been milking 500 cows through a large herringbone, which until recently, wasn’t running a wash through the plant as effectively as it should.
Stephen Murphy & Emma Wills - Nelson - Tasman
Southland dairy farmer achieves first grade-free season after years of persistent hygiene issues
Now in his ninth season on a 370-hectare dairy farm in Southland, James Deans has achieved unexpected success after switching to FIL products, resulting in his first-ever grade-free season.
James Deans - Southland
Local support ensures quality milk during a challenging time for Taranaki Sharemilker
Tom Weston, a North Taranaki sharemilker, has been a loyal user of FIL products for 18 years and hasn't considered using anything else. He firmly believes in sticking to what works, especially when it comes to achieving excellent quality milk.
Tom Weston - Taranaki
“Before we changed to FIL we had a shocking season, with 15 demerits. We decided to make the switch, and it’s been a grade free year, this year.”
Dairy farmer Andrew Sillis switched to FIL last season on the back of 15 demerit points in the previous season. The farm has now been grade-free for a year.
Andrew Sillis - Waikato
