T-24 is built to do the job PAA does, without making your plant smell like a vinegar factory or eating your stainless steel for breakfast. The chemistry matters. So do the people behind it.
Nobody has to explain PAA to a poultry plant. You have been living with it for years. It works. It also brings the smell, the corrosion, the drums, the safety binder, the delivery risk, and the rep who somehow always calls back after the problem is over.
That is the bargain most plants have been handed: keep the product safe, then deal with everything the chemistry breaks.
We built Teleios around a better way.
T-24 is a patented sodium peracetate antimicrobial generated on-site from your plant's own water and three GRAS-certified feedstock ingredients. It is designed to kill pathogens without the noxious odor, bulk hazardous storage, and corrosion burden that come with traditional PAA programs. [VERIFY]
We do not ship a drum and disappear. We walk the floor. We learn the water. We dial in the concentration. We answer the phone when the line is running and the problem cannot wait until Monday.
Good chemistry only works
when both sides show up.
Different plant. Different state. Different week. Almost always one of four conversations on the other end of the phone.
Corporate calls. Customers start asking questions. Everybody looks at the intervention program first.
The line stopped anyway. One missed delivery can cost more than the chemistry itself.
QA knows where the program needs more chemistry. The chill room says your people will not stay there if you turn it up.
Nobody has walked the floor in months, and the system has drifted.
With traditional PAA, the upper limit is not always the science. Sometimes it is breathability. Sometimes it is worker complaints. Sometimes it is the fact that a prospective employee walked into the plant, hit the odor, and never came back.
T-24 removes that odor ceiling. It gives QA more room to dial in the program for the places that need it, without asking the people on the floor to pay for it with their lungs. [VERIFY]
Side-by-side with traditional PAA: same intervention, same throughput, without the smell and the chain-wear bill.
See How T-24 Works →A lot of chemistry problems are really service problems wearing a chemistry mask. The concentration drifted. The equipment was never fully dialed in. The new crew did not get trained. The person who sold the program moved on to the next account.
Blue Ribbon Service is how we keep that from happening. We learn your plant. We walk the floor. We introduce the people who will answer the phone. Then we keep the system right with check-ins, scorecards, and service that starts after the installation instead of ending there.
We are not going to tell you changing chemistry is simple. You have a line running. USDA may be in the building. Maintenance already has a list. Operations has numbers to hit before lunch.
We take the transition seriously because you have to.
Every plant's source water is its own animal. We sample, log, and calibrate before we touch the line.
Pumps, lines, dose points, monitoring tie-ins. We diagram what's there before we add anything.
Pre-go-live trials, agreed targets, documented with QA and maintenance both in the room.
If T-24 is not right for your plant, we will tell you. Life is too short for bad chemistry.
"Life is too short for bad chemistry,
the liquid kind or the human kind."
Start with a plant walk and an honest conversation. No pressure. No brochure voice. Just a look at your plant, your chemistry, and whether there is a better way to run the program.
