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Cromwell Polythene tiger stripe Sansafe sacks
24th of April 2020
Cromwell Polythene has launched a scented and antimicrobial tiger stripe sack as part of its Sansafe and clinical waste management range.
The tiger stripe sack incorporates Biomaster silver antimicrobial technology which means the bacteria which causes unpleasant smells is unable to grow in contact with the liners. Scentmaster fragrance also
Whiz robotic vacuum
24th of April 2020
Whiz is the new commercial autonomous vacuum sweeper recently launched by SoftBank Robotics America and ICE Robotics. Already in use in sites across Japan and North America, it is powered by the BrainOS robot operating system and can record up to 600 cleaning routes.
Staff ‘teach’ the robot the initial floor cleaning route on first
Safer scrubber dryers
24th of April 2020
How do scrubber dryer manufacturers ensure that their machines are safe – both to operate and to be around? ECJ looks at the risks involved with scrubber drying and finds out about the latest safety features incorporated into today’s machines.
Scrubber dryers tend to be large and cumbersome. And like any sizeable machines they can be
Karcher battery vacuum
23rd of April 2020
As part of the recently launched Kärcher Battery Universe the company has launched its first battery-powered wet and dry vacuum for professionals, the NT 22/1 Ap Bp L.
Thanks to the maintenance-free lithium-ion battery (36 V) up to 35 minutes of work can be carried out with this model at full power. The operator can see the remaining battery
Akbo Blue King washdown gun
23rd of April 2020
A new version of its Blue King washdown gun has been launched by AKBO. Until now the gun has been available only with trigger guard - now there is a version without one, as the company says there are many applications where it is not necessary.
Blue King is suitable for many everyday cleaning tasks with its comfortable grip, light weight and
Business faces up to life post-Brexit
23rd of April 2020
The British government says it will “take the legitimate concerns” of business into negotiations aimed at brokering a free trade deal with the European Union. But what do businesses want post-Brexit? Hartley Milner seeks some answers.
Buoyed by his epic election victory in December, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has vowed to have a trade
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