Max Pak® (HE)
Benefits of Use:
- Stimulates both indigenous and inoculated bacteria in-situ and ex-situ
- Promotes healthier, more robust, and diverse microbial populations
- Provides essential microbial micronutrients
Benefits of Use in Water:
- Applicable in nutritionally deficient municipal and industrial wastewater
- Promotes healthier, more robust, and diverse microbial populations
- Provides essential microbial micronutrients
- Improved solids digestion
- Improved operational stability
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