WoodLock Bio-Shield Mold Inhibitor PROTECTION. PERFORMANCE. PEACE OF MIND. WoodLock Overview LONG-LASTING MOLD PREVENTION ■ Advanced formula with proprietary polymers creates a durable seal as it dries ■ Remains strong and effective even after repeated wet-dry cycles ■ Bio-available at just 10% humidity ■ Advanced coverage protection ■ Tested at Virginia Tech’s College of Natural Resource and Environment SAFER FOR EMPLOYEES, EQUIPMENT, & THE ENVIRONMENT ■ Polymer-based coating covered by the EPA Treated Articles exemption 40 CFR 152.25(a) and FDA GRAS ■ Active ingredients are on EPA Safer Alternative List ■ Non-flammable; safe for use indoors ■ Non-corrosive in ready-to-use form AVAILABLE SIZES ■ 55 Gallon Drums ■ 275 Gallon Totes DOWNLOAD PRODUCT OVERVIEW DOWNLOAD SAFETY DATA SHEET Place an Order or Request More Information: Name * First Name Last Name Email * Subject * Message * Mixing Recommendations DIPPING Mix 1 part concentrate to 50 – 100 parts water, depending on severity of mold conditions. Immersion times vary but should be between 3 – 5 minutes. SPRAYING Mix 1 part concentrate to 10 – 30 parts water, depending on severity of mold conditions. Recommend using an airless sprayer. WoodLock Bio-Shield: Frequently Asked Questions What are molds? Molds are tiny microscopic organisms that digest organic matter and reproduce by releasing spores. Molds are a type of fungi and there are over 100,000 species. In nature, mold helps decompose or break down leaves, wood, and other plant debris. Molds become a problem when they go where they are not wanted. Where does mold come from and what environments do mold and mildew live in? Mold enters your home as tiny spores. The spores need moisture to begin growing, digesting, and destroying. Molds can grow on almost any surface, including; wood, ceiling tiles, wallpaper, paints, carpet, sheetrock, and insulation. Mold grows best when there is lots of moisture. How does one become exposed to mold? When molds are disturbed, they release spores into the air. You can be exposed by breathing air containing these mold spores. You can also be exposed through touching moldy items, eating moldy food, or accidental hand-to-mouth contact. What is a Polymer? Any of numerous natural and synthetic compounds of usually high molecular weight consisting of up to millions of repeated linked units, each a relatively light and simple molecule. They are like building blocks. The polymer covalently bonds and encapsulates the antimicrobials ensuring they stay captive on the surface of the wood even in the presence of water. What is LLIC? Long-Lasting Inhibiting Coatings. This was a term made to describe the class of product BioShield is in as there are no other products on the market that perform this way. What is the shelf life? WoodLock BioShield is shelf-stable for two years but the product must be protected from freezing or the polymer will separate. We Proudly Support JOIN OUR TEAM STAFF LOGIN Pallet Machinery Group © 2021 | site by 837 design