Tomorrow's Cleaning Yearbook 2010

TOMORROW’S CLEANING YEARBOOK
dispensing systems at its state-of-the art hard to reach areas. It is
production facility in Bracknell, Berkshire. battery powered and
There is no doubt that in the commercial and
incorporates a wet vac,
industrial cleaning sector, the growing number
eliminating the need for
and complexity of tasks facing industry
mopping and uses less
professionals call for the use of best available
chemicals and less
technology. The challenge has been made
water than conventional
greater still as the pressures to improve
cleaning methods.
performance, enhance safety standards and cut Two other recent
costs continue to grow. Andrew McQuillan additions to the Hydro
believes that equipment manufacturers have a Nova range are the
duty to provide the right combination of AccuDose II family of
technology and affordability. “For producers, a dispensers and the Total
flexible approach to customer needs is crucial Eclipse Laundry dosing
and this means maintaining a dialogue with the system. The AccuDose II
chemical companies as well as end users to
within reason, we will design a system to dispensers are simple to operate and can dilute
ensure we provide an effective response to the dispense chemicals any way you wish. and dispense up to 4 products. They feature a
changing market environment.
Although they each require a cleaning agent
unique patented Quad Diverter valve to ensure
“As producer of the world’s widest range of and water, there are obvious differences
no product carryover, as well as integral flow
chemical dispensing and dosing equipment, between cleaning, say, a hospital washroom,
control for consistent dilution accuracy. They
our own philosophy is to ensure that we are a restaurant kitchen floor and a car in an auto-
also comply with the highest level European
continually updating and upgrading our wash installation - and there are hundreds of
water regulation (EN1717). The Total Eclipse is
products to be more effective, more accurate
a modular automatic dispensing system for all
applications in between. Our aim is to provide
and more reliable whilst remaining easy to use
laundry machines designed for long reliable life,
precisely the right dispenser for each job -
and economical. In addition we have to be sure
with 20 wash formulas and simple programming
whatever the application.
that we are meeting regulatory requirements as
and USB data transfer technology for effective
well as those of our customers, which often
“The spread of hand and food-borne illnesses
wash and cost management.
necessitates saying to our customer that,
and other hygiene concerns on the one hand
Andrew McQuillan concludes: “Over the past
and the development of increasingly powerful
decade we believe we’ve managed to
chemicals on the other mean that dedicated
demonstrate to our UK and European
cleaning methods and equipment are essential.”
customers that Hydro Nova has something
Hydro Nova is committed to keeping ahead of unique to offer. Our goal is to make better
the curve in technological development and is dispensers for a more demanding market, and
expanding its range with a number of new we shall continue to seek new and innovative
advanced products. For example, the new ways of delivering benefits to our customers.”
Integrated Cleaning System (ICS 8920) has
Hydro Nova Europe Limited,
been designed to deliver more efficient
3 The Sterling Centre, Eastern Road, Bracknell,
cleaning and raise hygiene standards in all
Berkshire, RG12 2PW.
types of facilities including washrooms. Its
Tel: +44 (0)1344 488880
revolutionary design sets the standard for a new
Fax: +44 (0)1344 488879
breed of versatile all purpose, touchless
cleaning systems. Designed for high volume
www.hydronovaeurope.com
regular daily use, it is the perfect choice for
many applications. It is easy to use and
delivers consistently high performance even for
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