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This website and its contents are intended for business to business (B2B) transactions only. We do not sell to or transact with individual consumers. Our sales and services are governed by relevant B2B regulations (including REACh and other such requirements). We are committed to providing accurate information about our products and their safe handling, but we are not liable for damages arising from misuse or improper application of our products by the purchasing business or third parties. Please refer to the safety data sheet (SDS or MSDS) for detailed information on each product, and please ensure that the relevant CoSHH assessments and other requirements are performed before using any of our chemistries or other products.

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Rozone systems are used daily by workshops, fleet operators, engineers and restoration professionals across the UK, Europe and international markets.

We work with selected partners in strategic markets. Contact us to discuss further.

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Explore the Power of Bioremediation

Bio-remediation is nature’s way of cleaning up. Technically, it is the accelerated breakdown of organic compounds through the use of enzymes, bacteria, or micro-organisms. It’s a safe, environmentally-friendly way to handle many kinds of hazardous waste. Bio-remediation was used in two of the world`s worst oil spills that have occurred in the past 30 years– the Exxon Valdez tanker spill in Prince William Sound, Alaska 1989 and the BP Deepwater Horizon rig spill in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010. In both disasters "oil-eating" microbes were employed to effectively clean-up.

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