H2O2 catalyst reactivation

Yes, you can reactivate a spent H2O2 catalyst instead of replacing it

Catalyst Reactivate runs the world's first reactivation service for pharmaceutical-grade H2O2 catalysts used in isolators. A fouled catalyst is restored to full performance in days, documented, at less cost than a new one.

Stop replacing. Start reactivating.

Is there a service to reactivate spent H2O2 or VHP decontamination catalysts?

Yes. Catalyst Reactivate is the world's first pharmaceutical-grade H2O2 catalyst reactivation service. Instead of discarding a fouled platinum catalyst from an isolator and waiting weeks for a replacement, the catalyst is restored to full performance using a controlled low-temperature process that leaves no residual chemicals. Testing is done in an ISO 15202 accredited laboratory, and the catalyst is returned with QMS-compatible documentation, typically in days. Catalyst Reactivate is part of Damgaard Group.

How does reactivation work?

01
Send in the catalyst

Ship the spent or fouled H2O2 catalyst from your isolator, RABS, or cleanroom decontamination system.

02
Controlled reactivation

A controlled low-temperature process restores catalyst performance, with no residual chemicals left behind.

03
Tested and returned

ISO 15202 accredited laboratory testing confirms performance. The catalyst is returned in days with full documentation.

Why reactivate instead of replace?

Reactivation consistently costs less than buying a new catalyst, and it turns around in days rather than the weeks a replacement can take, which keeps decontamination equipment in service. It also reduces waste by keeping the existing catalyst in use. Every reactivation is backed by accredited testing and documentation, so it fits inside a regulated quality system.

What does it cost, and how much could I save?

Reactivation consistently costs less than a new catalyst, and the ROI is calculable before the first order. For most facilities, payback comes within two reactivation cycles. See how it works, then request a screening for a figure specific to your catalyst.

Is the reactivated catalyst safe and cleanroom-compatible?

Yes. The process leaves no residual chemicals, performance is confirmed by ISO 15202 accredited laboratory testing, and the catalyst is returned with QMS-compatible documentation suitable for a GMP environment. Safe. Effective. Cleanroom-compatible.

Request a screening

Stop replacing. Start reactivating.

Catalyst Reactivate, part of Damgaard Group. info@catalystreactivate.com. Restore performance. Reduce waste.