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Merida Stella Mini auto-cut paper dispenser
6th of December 2013The Merida Stella Mini is a stainless steel auto-cut paper towel roll dispenser, available in brushed or polished version. Designed for use with a paper towel roll with adapter as a closed system, it is secured by a steel cylinder flush lock.
The unit features an eject mechanism for dispensing towels of 25.7 cm in length.
Vendor intelligent towel dispensers
6th of December 2013
Because drying is essential to hand hygiene, Vendor has developed the IQ towel dispenser and a folded towel dispenser for loose towels.
IQ is a continuous towel cabinet, a closed system that can be used with both paper and cotton towels. It guarantees continuous availability of hand drying for washroom users, says Vendor. For patient rooms and
SCA Tork skincare for any environment
6th of December 2013
SCA says its newly expanded Tork range of skin care will optimise hand hygiene in any washroom environment. The line includes touch-free systems, easy-to-use dispensers and low-cost options.
Particularly suitable for hygiene-critical environments are Tork Extra Mild foam and liquid soaps, designed to protect frequently-washed hands from chapping
Americol touch-free PRO-4000 soap dispenser
6th of December 2013
For use with industrial hand cleaners Americol has developed the PRO-4000 touch-free dispenser which houses a four-litre cartridge that dispenses 1,000 hand washes. The sturdy design is said to ensure durability and long life, while the interchangeable pump helps to maintain hygiene
standards.
There is also a manually operated version of the
Refresh hand hygiene line from Stoko
6th of December 2013
For hand hygiene needs in all applications, Stoko offers a comprehensive line of hand care products and dispensers as part of its Refresh range.
The Hygiene Line is designed for areas where top levels of hygiene and antibacterial action are necessary and comprises active biocidal formulations.
Formulations in the Green Line have been awarded the
Paper most hygienic?
6th of December 2013According to the European Tissue Symposium (ETS), paper towels are the most hygienic way of
drying hands. ETS represents the European tissue industry and points out that a number
of independent studies have confirmed this.
Its chairman Roberto Berardi said: “Paper is the most hygienic way of drying hands compared
to air or cloth. With each
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