In emergency situations involving chemical exposure, quick decontamination is crucial for the safety of personnel. Traditional decontamination methods often require water, which may not be available in field operations or disaster scenarios. The FAST-ACT Pressurized Cylinder offers a waterless decontamination solution that ensures swift and effective neutralization of toxic vapors in environments where water access is limited or unavailable.
The FAST-ACT Pressurized Cylinder is a compact, portable tool that provides an instant, waterless decontamination solution for personnel exposed to chemical hazards. By using FAST-ACT’s technology, the pressurized cylinder neutralizes harmful vapor threats on contact, ensuring rapid decontamination and neutralization without the need for water.
How Does it Work?
FAST-ACT’s formula quickly adsorbs and neutralizes toxic substances, making it highly effective in mitigating a variety of hazardous chemicals, including:
Once deployed, the FAST-ACT Pressurized Cylinder releases a powder (the FAST-ACT technology) that neutralizes the harmful chemicals, leaving personnel protected from chemical threats. The process is fast-acting and safe, preventing the spread of contamination to the surrounding environment.
Why It’s Essential?
Traditional decontamination methods often rely on water, which can be difficult to access in certain high-risk environments. Whether dealing with a vapor threat in a remote location, responding to a chemical attack, or operating in an area without infrastructure, the FAST-ACT Pressurized Cylinder offers a fast, reliable alternative. Its waterless design ensures:
Timilon Corporation is the manufacturer of FAST-ACT®, a proprietary formulation of non-toxic high-performance specialty materials effective at neutralizing a wide range of toxic chemicals with the added capability to destroy chemical warfare agents. The FAST-ACT technology is utilized by leading defense agencies, chemical industrial companies, first responders and HAZMAT teams to quickly and safely eliminate chemical hazards. For more information, reach out to Leticia Menzzano, Marketing Manager, lmenzzano@timilon.com.