How much mail can the MailDefender decontaminate? |
How can you proces more mail? |
How much does the system cost? |
Does it use nuclear radiation? |
How do you know if you had someting in your mail? |
How do you know you have killed anything? |
Why have we not heard about anthrax in a long time? |
Is the
threat of
biological contaminants in the mail as large as
it is portrayed? |
What
does the
MailDefender kill? |
What
about
maintenance? |
Are
there other
applications for BioDefense
Technology? |
What
about
training? |
Where
does the
MailDefender fit into our mail-room
operations? |
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How much mail can the MailDefender decontaminate?
The
MailDefender
can process approximately 3 lbs or 100-120 pieces of
mail per cycle. A cycle takes just 45
minutes. |
How can you proces more mail?
The internal dynamics of the
machine
perform optimally in the current size
configuration.
When you get away from a batch processing
methodology to
a flow-through tunnel approach for example, it
becomes
necessary to employ higher energy levels,
greater power
requirements, and there are increased safety
concerns
for the user as well. The MailDefender system is designed to scale to meet your mail capacity
needs
through its modular configuration. |
How much does the system cost?
The cost of the MailDefender
system is
$60,000 per unit. |
Does it use nuclear radiation?
No. |
How do you know if you had someting in your mail?
There is
currently
no definitive method to accurately detect
pathogens in
the mail due to the inability of present
detection
technology to "see through" the mail. The safest
bet is
to just kill everything. |
How do you know you have killed anything?
The BioDefense proprietary algorithm synergizes multiple proven
technologies to
kill deadly pathogens in the decontamination
chamber.
The efficacy has been validated by the Steven's
Institute of Technology to surpass annihilation
standards set forth by the US Army.
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Why have we not heard about anthrax in a long time?
It is true
that
there has not been an attack that has been
publicly
reported since 2001. However, the threat has
presented
itself and many National Security Experts
believe that
the proliferation of weapons grade anthrax from
the
former Soviet Union to rogue states like Iran,
Cuba,
North Korea, and others may have occurred. Also
of
concern is the fact that there are many other
harmful
substances besides Anthracis bacillus that have
the
potential to cause mass disruption. Many of
these such
as Ricin have been in the news much more
recently. |
Is the
threat of
biological contaminants in the mail as large as
it is portrayed?
Actually we see only the
tip of
the iceberg. More than 200 powder threats per
month are
reported across the nation, causing evacuations
of
thousands of employees and costing millions of
dollars
in lost productivity. Related costs can be
prohibitive
even for a large company. Some of these
incidents can be
seen in our quarterly Threats & Incidents Report. |
What
does the
MailDefender kill?
In addition to anthrax the
MailDefender is effective against many deadly
pathogens
such as Botulism, Ebola, E. coli, Tuberculosis,
Avian
Flu, Hantavirus, Plague, Smallpox as well as
bio-chemical agents like Ricin. |
What
about
maintenance?
Cartridges, Filters and
Process
Control Solution are serviced by our authorized
field
technicians as part of a regular scheduled maintenance
program. Our Diamond package includes the
ability to be
on-site within a 24 hour response window. It
also
includes an upgrade of the firmware should the
need
arise to address a new strain of virus or
bacteria |
Are
there other
applications for BioDefense
Technology?
Yes, our
technology is based on a portable platform that =
will
easily move into parallel industries such as
currency,
food and medical waste. |
What
about
training?
Your mail operations will
be up
and running after a simple half-day training
session,
it's really that simple to use. |
Where
does the
MailDefender fit into our mail-room
operations?
The
system is designed to be installed into a wall
separating the untreated mail delivery from your
mail
operations center. It can also act as a
free-standing
unit. |