McKesson Multi-Enzymatic Cleanser 1 Gallon
McKesson Multi-Enzymatic Instrument Cleanser — 1 Gallon, Spring Fragrance
Three Enzymes, One Formula, Built for the Soils That Matter
The McKesson Multi-Enzymatic Instrument Cleanser combines protease, lipase, and amylase enzymes into a single synergistic formula, targeting the three soil types that build up on precision instruments and equipment: protease breaks down protein-based residue, lipase removes fats and lipid buildup, and amylase eliminates carbohydrate-based contaminants. Together they give the cleanser broad reach across the organic residues, fats, and synthetic liquids that a single-enzyme cleaner would miss.
The formula is non-abrasive and material-safe on metal, plastic, rubber, and tubing, with a neutral pH and biodegradable composition for responsible everyday use. It's versatile enough for manual pre-wash soaking, most professional washer and automated cleaning systems, and ultrasonic cleaning baths, with a low-foaming profile suited to any of these methods. Latex-free, with a pleasant spring fresh scent in place of a harsh chemical odor.
Key Features
- Triple-Enzyme Formula: Protease, lipase, and amylase enzymes target protein, fat, and carbohydrate soils together.
- Broad Soil Removal: Cleans organic residues, fats, and synthetic liquids from precision instruments and equipment.
- Material-Safe: Non-abrasive formula safe on metal, plastic, rubber, and tubing.
- Neutral pH & Biodegradable: Gentle, environmentally responsible cleaning action.
- Versatile Use: Suited to manual soaking, automated washer systems, and ultrasonic cleaning baths.
- Low-Foaming: Compatible with automated and ultrasonic equipment where excess foam is a problem.
- Latex-Free with a spring fresh scent.
Equipment Specialist Insight: Multi-enzyme formulas earn their keep on instruments with mixed soiling — a scope or precision tool rarely picks up just one kind of residue, so a single-enzyme cleaner tackles only part of the job while this three-enzyme combination clears protein, fat, and carbohydrate residue in the same soak or cycle. The low-foaming profile matters more than it sounds: too much foam in an ultrasonic bath dampens the cavitation that does the actual cleaning, and excess foam in automated washers can trigger error codes or overflow. Always follow the label's dilution ratio and soak or cycle time for your specific equipment and soil load, and rinse thoroughly afterward, since enzymatic residue left on instruments can affect downstream disinfection or sterilization steps.
Technical Specifications
- BrandMcKesson
- TypeMulti-enzymatic instrument cleanser
- EnzymesProtease, lipase, amylase
- Volume1 gallon
- ScentSpring Fragrance
- pHNeutral
- FoamingLow-foaming
- Material CompatibilityMetal, plastic, rubber, tubing
- LatexLatex-free
Q: Is this a disinfectant?
A: No — this is an enzymatic cleanser designed to break down and remove organic soil (protein, fat, and carbohydrate residue) as a cleaning step, not a disinfectant or sterilant. Where disinfection or sterilization is required, follow it with the appropriate disinfecting or sterilization process per your facility's protocol.
Q: Can I use it in an ultrasonic cleaner?
A: Yes — the formula is low-foaming and works effectively in ultrasonic cleaning baths, in addition to manual pre-wash soaking and most automated washer systems. Follow the label's recommended dilution and cycle time for your specific ultrasonic unit.
Q: Is it safe on delicate equipment?
A: The non-abrasive, neutral-pH formula is material-safe on metal, plastic, rubber, and tubing. As with any cleaning product used on precision or flexible instruments, follow the equipment manufacturer's cleaning guidance and spot-test unfamiliar materials first.
Specifications are provided by the manufacturer and are subject to change; refer to the product label and Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for complete use directions, dilution ratios, precautions, and first-aid information. Use only as directed on the label. Keep out of reach of children. This is a cleaning product intended as a pre-wash or cleaning step, not a disinfectant, sterilant, or medical treatment; follow your facility's infection control and instrument reprocessing protocols for complete cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization procedures.
