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Swimming Pool Scene SPATEX REVIEW


Exceeding Goals SPATEX 2017 saw the introduction of the Lovibond® MD 110 photometer with smart, Bluetooth® connectivity to the AquaLX® app and the inaugural UK appearance of the enhanced Scuba II with the additional parameter for Bromine (0.2-13.5mg/l). “The Lovibond® team always attends SPATEX with fi ve goals in mind: to release new products; to meet new contacts; to network with industry experts; to present and educate on water testing and, of course, to have a bit of fun. 2017 did not disappoint on any of our targets,” commented a spokesperson for Lovibond. “As for amusement, what else can we say? According to photographic evidence, the cowboy evening was well enjoyed and we still have the hats.” Lovibond www.lovibondwater.com


Strong Line-Up


AstralPool once again supported SPATEX 2017 with a strong line-up of products on display.


Highlights of the


AstralPool UK stand this year included the new NANOFIBER


Covers And More The Ocea team enjoyed a successful few days at the show, as Alan Thorne, Director of Ocea UK explains: “SPATEX is a great platform to meet with the industry all under one roof which allowed us to speak directly with many trade accounts. Our stand created interest and has opened many doors and inquiries.


“The new colour slat range was well received and the already proven HydroStar turbine driven counter fl ow system also gained new enquiries. But it was our concept idea of the stainless training pool, which would be available as a kit including a fully automatic slatted cover and HyrdoStar unit, which gave us the biggest reaction.” Ocea www.ocea.be


Auto Filter, a luxurious GRP Tiled Spa, plus a fi rst look at the new dedicated Spa/Pool Hub Touch Screen Control System. New for 2017, AstralPool UK had a shared area with their long standing Advanced Swimming Pool Climate Control Systems partners – Heatstar, where customers were able to discuss projects and fi nd out more about the product range with representatives from both companies. AstralPool UK www.astralpool.co.uk


Birthday Celebrations Plastica was not only exhibiting its new product ranges and


trusted core manufactured items for the pool industry, but was also celebrating its 45th year of trading at SPATEX 2017. As well as covers, liners, wooden pools and the Relax pool range for chemicals on display, the Plastica team also showcased a host new products, including the rebranded Relax Spa chemicals and marketing materials, and not one but two new counter current units - the X-Stream through the wall and Aquajet 100 over the wall. As well as the Aquagarde spa water conditioner, the new Relax dehumidifi er has also been added to Plastica’s ever-growing range of trademarked products. Plastica www.plasticapools.net


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New Products


NIVEKO has had a stand at the SPATEX trade fair on a regular basis for several years now, with the aim of presenting its latest innovations at the start of the upcoming season. The main attraction at


the stand this year was the Underfl ow, NIVEKO’s new type of overfl ow pool. The Underfl ow features a highly individual overfl ow pool design, where water fl ows away under the fl oor, meaning there is no need for any edge or trim where the trough surface ends. The design is rounded off by NIVEKO’s unique Apollo steps, roller benches and slats, with a strong accent on yellow. NIVEKO www.niveko-pools.com


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