Service Wing is a full service disinfectant productino company based in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Our mission is to provide economical, organic and safe solutions to our customers. Our company manufactures and installs self-automated anolyte generators that produce Hypochlorous Acid (HOCL) on-site. We also manufacture and distribute, Disinfectant on Demand (D.O.D.), which is a 500 ppm HOCL product.

Tulsa Fire Department is producing hypochlorous acid on-site with a Service Wing SWA-600 anolyte generator. It is a safe and organic disinfect that eliminates viruses, bacteria, mold and fungus. HOCL provides COVID-19 protection for multiple industries.

Molly Willis with Little Light House school in Tulsa, Oklahoma explains how they use hypochlorous acid to safely disinfect and sanitize classrooms, lockers, desks, toys and much more. HOCL eliminates viruses, bacteria, mold, and fungus, including COVID-19 and flu.

Heath Underwood, Wagoner County Emergency Management Director discusses how they use an anolyte generator to produce hypochlorous acid (HOCL) for correctional facilities, nursing homes, schools, police, fire and emergency management departments.

Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management providing workplace safety with hypochlorous acid. The department distributed 20 anolyte generators throughout the State of Oklahoma. Multiple counties are now producing and using HOCL for disinfecting and sanitizing their communities and public facilities.

Stillwater, Oklahoma is providing COVID-19 protection for the community with an Anolyte Generator from Service Wing Organic Solutions, LLC

The anolyte generators produce hypochlorous acid through an electrolysis process, where a brine solution is ran through reactors and activated by an electrical charge. Service Wing’s self-automation is critical to maintain consistent and effective pH levels of 5.5 to 6.5, which produces a stable, safe and powerful disinfectant.

Service Wing developed low cost, highly disinfectant for cleaning viruses and bacteria for pennies and no harsh chemicals. Watch the podcast produced by Bobby Halton with the National Firemans Journal Podcast.