Manufacturers, Exporters, Suppliers of Hospital Disinfectants in Delhi

Delhi-NCR runs on a healthcare network that is larger and more varied than most of India. Multi-specialty chains, single-specialty hospitals, diagnostic centres, nursing homes and OPD clinics all operate within a few kilometres of each other — and each has its own infection control protocol, its own surface mix, and its own expectations for disinfection. A grade that works in one setting can be wrong in another. Innovacorp manufactures, exports and supplies hospital disinfectants for operation theatres, wards, ICUs, OPDs and surgical equipment in Delhi-NCR. The range covers surface, equipment and hand hygiene grades, and the working conversation starts with your infection control protocol, not a generic product list.

What Disinfection Actually Has to Do in a Delhi Hospital

Disinfection in a hospital is not a single job. It is a set of jobs that look similar but have different requirements:

• Surface disinfection: Floors, walls, bed rails, trolleys, door handles. The goal is to reduce microbial load on high-touch surfaces between patient contacts.
• Equipment disinfection: Stethoscopes, BP cuffs, monitors, and semi-critical items. Some of these need high-level disinfection (HLD); others need low-level disinfection based on the Spaulding classification.
• OT and ICU terminal cleaning: A deeper clean between cases, with a broader surface coverage and a longer contact time.
• Fogging: Used in specific scenarios (e.g. terminal cleaning after an infectious case), not as a routine substitute for surface wiping.

Each of these needs a different chemical, a different dilution and a different contact time. A single product rarely covers all four — which is why hospitals typically use three or four grades in rotation.

Hospital Disinfectants We Manufacture, Export & Supply to Delhi

• Surface disinfectants (quaternary ammonium and hydrogen peroxide based): For floors, walls, bed rails, trolleys and high-touch surfaces. Available in concentrate and ready-to-use forms.
• Equipment disinfectant wipes and liquids: For stethoscopes, BP cuffs, monitors and diagnostic equipment. Alcohol-based and non-alcohol options.
• High-level disinfectant (HLD): For semi-critical items such as endoscopes, where the required level of microbial reduction is higher. Used as per the specific HLD protocol at your facility.
• Hand rubs and hand washes: Alcohol-based hand rubs (ABHR) and chlorhexidine-based surgical hand scrubs for clinical hand antisepsis.
• Fumigation and fogging solutions: For terminal cleaning and specific disinfection scenarios in OTs and isolation rooms.
• Instrument pre-cleaning and disinfection: For surgical instruments before sterilization.

Grade selection depends on the area (OT, ICU, ward, OPD), the surface or equipment type, and the contact time your protocol allows. We do not recommend a fixed grade for every hospital.

Where Each Grade Fits — OT, ICU, Ward, OPD, Equipment

Area	Typical Product	Typical Dilution	Contact Time
OT (terminal cleaning)	Surface disinfectant (peroxide or QAC based)	As per label (typically 1:50 to 1:100)	5–10 minutes
ICU (routine)	Surface disinfectant (QAC based)	1:100 to 1:200	5 minutes
Ward (routine mopping)	Floor disinfectant	1:100 to 1:200	5 minutes
OPD (high-touch surfaces)	Surface disinfectant wipes or RTU liquid	Ready-to-use	1–3 minutes
Equipment (non-critical)	Alcohol-based wipe (70% IPA)	Ready-to-use	30–60 seconds
Semi-critical items (endoscopes)	HLD (glutaraldehyde or OPA based)	As per HLD protocol	As per protocol
Hands (routine)	Alcohol-based hand rub	Ready-to-use	20–30 seconds

Final specification is confirmed against the product TDS for each grade. Contact times are typical and must be confirmed against your facility's infection control protocol.

Dilution and Contact Time

Two numbers matter more than anything else in hospital disinfection — the dilution and the contact time. Getting one right and the other wrong usually cancels the benefit. As a working reference for Delhi-NCR facilities:

• Surface disinfectant (concentrate): Typically 1:50 to 1:200 dilution depending on the grade and the area. The diluted solution is used within 24 hours of preparation.
• Equipment wipes: Ready-to-use. The surface should remain visibly wet for the stated contact time — usually 30 seconds to 3 minutes.
• HLD for endoscopes: As per the specific HLD protocol at your facility — typically 10–20 minutes at the specified concentration and temperature.
• Hand rub: 3–5 ml per application, rubbed for 20–30 seconds until dry.

These are starting ranges. Final dilution and contact time are confirmed against your facility's infection control protocol and the product TDS. Our team works with your infection control team on this.

Packing

• 5 L cans (standard for ward and OPD use)
• 20 L cans (for larger facilities)
• 50 L cans (for hospital groups with central stores)
• 200 L drums (on request, for large facilities)
• Equipment wipes: 100-wipe and 200-wipe canisters

What Delhi Infection Control Teams Usually Ask

A few questions that come up in almost every technical discussion:

• "Which EN test standards do your disinfectants meet?" — Our grades are tested against EN 1276 (bactericidal), EN 1650 (fungicidal) and EN 14476 (virucidal), depending on the grade. The specific test data for each product is in the TDS. We recommend confirming the required standard for your facility's protocol before selecting a grade.
• "Is fogging a substitute for surface wiping?" — No. Fogging can reach areas that wiping cannot, but it does not replace the mechanical action of wiping high-touch surfaces. Most infection control guidelines treat fogging as an adjunct, not a substitute.
• "How do I know the diluted solution is still active?" — Most diluted disinfectants have a limited shelf life — typically 24 hours. Using a solution beyond that window usually means the active concentration has dropped below effective levels. Preparing fresh solution daily is the standard practice.
• "Do you support hospital groups across Delhi-NCR?" — Yes. We work with multi-specialty chains, single-specialty hospitals and diagnostic centres across Delhi-NCR, including the facilities in Noida and Gurgaon. We coordinate on a shared grade list and site-specific dosing cards. TDS and MSDS are shared on request.

Technical Support for Delhi Hospitals

We do not sell cans and walk away. For Delhi-NCR hospitals — multi-specialty, single-specialty and diagnostic chains — we review your infection control protocol, walk through the grade selection with your infection control team, and support the implementation. If a disinfectant is not performing as expected, call us — we will look at the dilution, contact time and surface compatibility with your team. TDS and MSDS are shared on request.

Frequently Asked Questions

What hospital disinfectant products does Innovacorp manufacture and supply in Delhi?

Innovacorp manufactures, exports and supplies surface disinfectants, surgical instrument disinfectants, hand hygiene products and floor disinfectants for healthcare facilities in Delhi-NCR. Grades are selected based on the application area — OT, ICU, ward, OPD, or equipment.

What test standards do your hospital disinfectants conform to?

Our disinfectant grades are tested against standard EN protocols for bactericidal (EN 1276), fungicidal (EN 1650) and virucidal (EN 14476) activity, depending on the grade. The specific test data for each product is shared in the TDS. We recommend confirming the required standard for your facility before selecting a grade.

Are your disinfectants suitable for OT and ICU environments in Delhi hospitals?

Our surface and equipment disinfectants are designed for use in healthcare environments including OTs and ICUs, with the recommended contact time and dilution stated on the label. Final suitability depends on your facility's infection control protocol and the specific organism you need to target. We recommend sharing your protocol so we can advise on the right grade.

Do you supply hospital disinfectants in bulk to Delhi-NCR healthcare facilities?

Yes. We supply in 5 L, 20 L and 50 L cans, and 200 L drums for larger facilities. For hospitals and hospital groups across Delhi-NCR, we coordinate on monthly or quarterly supply schedules and share TDS and MSDS on request.

Share Your Infection Control Protocol

Tell us your facility type, the areas you need to cover, and the standards your infection control team follows. We will suggest the grade mix and the working dilution and contact time for each area. Call +91-9312871070.