MicroPlex® BP

Microplex BP Case Various

Applications:

  • MicroPlex® BP cakes are ideal for installation in any drain, grease trap, lift station, or sewer line experiencing odor problems and/or the buildup of FOG. 
  • MicroPlex® BP cakes are designed for easy mooring and retrieval via line or rope in such systems. No mechanical or electrical equipment or pumps are needed. 

FAQs

For Drain, Trap, Pump Station, and Sewer Maintenance (Solid) 

Huma® MicroPlex® BP comes in rugged, submersible solid forms (cakes) that slowly dissolve in a flow stream and release safe, naturally occurring microbes that reduce odor and improve fat, oil, and grease (FOG) degradation. The MicroPlex® BP cakes are composed of slowly dissolving, biodegradable matrix material, packed inside a durable, porous mesh netting. They are designed to be dropped into or suspended in lift stations, sewer lines, drains, grease traps, etc., by a line or rope. MicroPlex® BP cakes contain only environmentally safe, naturally occurring microbes. The microbes are specially selected for their ability to break down (not just dissolve) the organic contaminants common in food preparation, manufacturing, and domestic wastewaters. The cakes are available in several sizes to efficiently and costeffectively meet the needs of every application. 

Product Characteristics 

Derived From: 

Non-pathogenic, naturally occurring, preselected microorganisms. 

Physical Properties: 

Appearance: Red, green, blue, or beige cylinders or cakes in plastic mesh netting with loop for hanging. 

Form: Solid 

Weight/Dimensions: 

  • 0.07 lb (.03 kg): 1.75 in x 0.87 in

(445 mm x 22 mm) 

  • 0.50 lb (0.23 kg): 3.50 in x 1.75 in

(89 mm x 45 mm) 

  • 1.00 lb (0.45 kg): 3.50 in x 3.00 in

(89 mm x 76 mm) 

  • 2.00 lb (0.90 kg): 3.00 in x 6.25 in

(76 mm x 159 mm) 

  • 5.00 lb (2.27 kg): 4.00 in x 8.00 in

(102 mm x 203 mm) 

  • 10.00 lb (4.5 kg): 6.00 in x 7.25 in

(152 mm x 184 mm) 

  • 30.00 lb (13.6 kg): 10.25 in x 6.25 in

(260 mm x 159 mm) 

Label

PTB

SDS 

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