Forced Hot Air Treatment-
Heat Treatment(FHAT)
FHAT Treatment: Ensuring Safe Wood Packaging for Global Trade!
Forced Hot-Air Treatment (FHAT) is a heat-based process that eliminates pests in wood packaging materials by heating them to 56°C for 30 minutes, meeting international standards like ISPM-15. Precautionary measures during Forced Hot-Air Treatment (FHAT) include:
It prevents the spread of harmful pests across borders, ensuring compliance with global phytosanitary regulations and avoiding trade restrictions. The treated wood is marked with an official stamp, certifying it as pest-free and ready for export.
Benefits of FHAT Treatment:
- Global Trade Compliance: Ensures smooth international shipping.
- Pest-Free Packaging: Protects ecosystems from invasive species.
- Enhanced Safety: Reduces risks of infestation during transit.
- Eco-Friendly Solution: Promotes sustainable trade practices.
Types of Pests We Control
Important Precautions to Follow
Precision in Process, Safety in Practice, Excellence in Treatment.
- Vendor Selection:
- Choose a vendor with a certified Forced Hot-Air Treatment (FHAT) facility approved by the Directorate of Plant Protection, Quarantine & Storage (DPPQS).
- Verify the vendor’s compliance with ISPM-15 standards for wood packaging material treatment.
- Ensure the vendor has qualified and accredited FHAT operators.
- FHAT treatment is your gateway to safe, compliant, and eco-friendly wood packaging for international trade!
- Storage of Treated Material:
- Store treated wood packaging material in a separate area to prevent cross-contamination with untreated wood.
- Ensure treated material is clearly marked with the assigned code and mark as per ISPM-15 standards
- Compliance with ISPM-15:
- Affix the approved mark on treated wood packaging material at visible locations using permanent, non-washable ink.
- Ensure all treatments meet ISPM-15 requirements before export.
- Ensure fire extinguishers and other safety equipment are functional and accessible.
- Follow proper loading and unloading procedures to prevent accidents during treatment operations.
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Our Work Process
Our Step-by-Step Treatment Approach
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Pre-Treatment Preparation
Check moisture, place sensors, and load chamber to within 75% capacity.
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Initiating the Treatment Process
Close chamber, activate heaters/blowers, and set to ~74°C.
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Achieving Treatment Standards
Heat wood to 56°C core temperature and hold for 30 minutes.
Post-Treatment Procedures
Cool chamber gradually and store treated wood separately.
Marking and Documentation
Mark with ISPM-15 stamp, maintain logs, and submit monthly reports.
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Why Choose Us?
Why Clients Trust SAK Services
SAK Services is your trusted partner for Forced Hot Air Treatment (FHAT) solutions. With over 15 years of expertise, PAN India operations, and full government accreditations, we ensure your wood packaging materials meet ISPM-15 standards for international trade. Our zero non-compliance record reflects our commitment to precision, reliability, and strict adherence to all norms. Choose SAK Services for hassle-free, compliant, and expert FHAT services that safeguard your exports and reputation.
Choose SAK Services for reliable and certified Forced Hot Air Treatment (FHAT) solutions. We specialize in delivering on-time services, ensuring your wood packaging materials meet ISPM-15 standards without delays. Our team guarantees accuracy in every treatment, backed by government accreditation and years of expertise. With on-time delivery and a zero non compliance record, we are committed to safeguarding your exports and reputation. Trust SAK Services for precision, efficiency, and hassle-free FHAT solutions tailored to your needs.
Industries We Serve
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Fruit and vegetables Cold Storage & Dry Storage Facilities
FAQ'S
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I schedule pest control services?
It depends on the type of pest and the severity of the infestation. Typically, we recommend quarterly treatments for prevention and more frequent visits for active infestations.
How long does a pest control treatment take?
The duration varies depending on the size of the area and the type of treatment. Most residential services take 30 minutes to 2 hours.
Do I need to vacate the premises during or after the treatment?
In most cases, you don’t need to vacate for eco-friendly treatments. However, for certain fumigation or chemical treatments, we may advise temporary evacuation as a precaution.
How soon will the pests be gone after treatment?
You may notice a reduction in pest activity within a few hours to a couple of days. Full results can typically be expected within 1-2 weeks depending on the type of pest.
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