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Avet's ClaraClean controls chemical use
9th of March 2012
With the development of its ClaraClean 2.0 textile system, Avet claims to offer savings of up to 80 per cent in detergent over standard processes.
During washing environmentally responsible cleaning solutions are incorporated into the microfibre cloths and mops. After washing the textiles are dried and can be stored as needed, without the risk of
Brightwell's SuperC needs no water or power
9th of March 2012
The stand-alone SuperC dispenser from Brightwell dilutes chemical concentrates at the point of use, and is installed and operated without any water or electricity.
Accurate dosing is guaranteed by the selectable shot size and delay function that prevents any over- or under-dosing. Chemicals are locked into the unit, eliminating any health
Water efficient Trojan HydroLink
9th of March 2012
For periodic watering of its deep-cycle flooded batteries, Trojan has developed the HydroLink single-point watering system. This makes the process less time-consuming.
HydroLink is designed for Trojan’s 6-volt, 8-volt and 12-volt flooded batteries and, once installed, can fill a complete set of batteries in less than 30 seconds. The vent
Kärcher high pressure cleaners boast eco efficiency
9th of March 2012
Kärcher says its compact hot water high pressure cleaners are particularly economical and environmentally conscious on the eco!efficiency setting.
In all models the water temperature can be varied between 20°C and 155°C as required - many types of soiling are easy to remove at temperatures of around 60°C. This means the
Recycled Green Sack from bpi
9th of March 2012
The Green Sack range of 100 per cent recycled refuse sacks from bpi.recycled products are made from recycled polythene. All waste used in the manufacture of the sacks is sourced in Europe and recycled at the company's own European network of approved recycling sites.
The result, the company claims, is a refuse sack with a carbon footprint of up
SCA promotes sustainability code
9th of March 2012
Washroom systems specialist SCA, best known for its Tork brand, says its 'A sustainable choice is in your hands' campaign emphasises how a supplier’s sustainability code can have a knock-on effect on all other companies in the supply chain.
"By choosing sustainable partners to work with, companies can reinforce their own responsible image
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