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Ophardt hand hygiene innovations
21st of March 2017
From Ophardt there are a number of innovations around hand hygiene within healthcare.
The Untouchable is a no-touch multifunctional system that automatically dispenses water, soap and disinfectant from one unit using infrared sensor technology. It comes in various versions for either tabletop or wall installation.
Also touchless is the compact
Holchem training shop
20th of March 2017Hygiene technology solutions specialist Holchem has launched an online training shop where users can book a number of different training courses.
This shop is an extension to the company’s existing website which includes washroom hygiene and cleaning equipment. Courses are run throughout the year across the UK and customers can book
Hygiena Salmonella test
20th of March 2017
Hygiena International says its InSite Salmonella micro-organism colorimetric test is rapid, convenient and extremely accurate. It combines both swab, pre-enrichment and selective enrichment in a single self-contained swab device for testing environmental surfaces, giving results in 24 hours.
According to the European Food Safety Authority, around
Auto-Vac from Kaivac
28th of October 2016
Kaivac has launched the Auto-Vac, a battery-powered model that can be added to the company’s OmniFlex trolley-bucket which allows operatives to perform a number of floor cleaning tasks at once.
Said to be inexpensive and easy to use, Auto-Vac can clean over 20,000 square feet an hour says Kaivac.
tana Chemie uses recycled bottles
28th of October 2016Cleaning chemicals specialist tana Chemie is to sell all products in its Green Care Professional range in its new one-litre ‘Wellfeel-bottle’ based on 100 per cent post-consumer recycled HDPE.
The company had produced PET bottles from mixed packaging collection waste and has built on its knowledge with translucent PE
Fooom Tink module makes for smart dispensers
28th of October 2016
Fooom Advanced Dispensing has developed the Tink module, which can be fitted to both mechanical and automatic washroom dispensers to transform them into ‘intelligent’ dispensers.
This means the dispenser can gather data concerning location, usage frequency and number of visitors, as well as filling intervals.
The Tink module is very
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