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ALEX REID ENTERS NEW PARTNERSHIP


WITH UNISEC Laundry chemical and machine supplier, Alex Reid has added to its range of laundry machines as it concluded a deal with Unisec to act as UK sales representative for a selection of its dry cleaning machines.


Alex Reid already offers an extensive laundry and dry cleaning machine portfolio that includes industrial washer extractors, tumble dryers, finishing equipment and a selection of dry cleaning machines. The addition of the Unisec units will provide customers with more choice in machines using both perchloroethyene and alternative solvents, with load capacities from eight to 140 kilos.


Unisec is headquartered in Barcelona and has been in operation since 1984. The company specialises in the manufacture of high quality dry cleaning equipment and opened its first production plant in China in 1993. Highly regarded worldwide,


INNOVATION AWARD GOES TO THE FIRST FULLY AUTONOMOUS FLOOR SCRUBBER


FROM NILFISK The first fully autonomous floor scrubber from Nilfisk won the innovation award in the floor cleaning category at the Cleaning Show in London, with ‘innovation at the heart of the product’ a key benefit, according to the jury’s verdict.


The innovation award in the Floor Cleaning category went to Nilfisk for the Nilfisk Liberty A50 – the first fully autonomous floor scrubber from Nilfisk – and the first launch in The Horizon Program from Nilfisk, a strategic and long- term innovation programme.


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delighted to be working with Unisec, who have a great reputation for top quality machines to tackle all dry cleaning requirements.”


Alex Reid will carry the full Unisec range, which includes Perchloroethylene machines and multi-solvent machines. There are two types of multisolvent machines – the Junior HCM and the Ecoplus series.


Alex Reid is an established name in the laundry business supplying national companies such as Johnsons, Jeeves and Timpson, as well as more than 3,000 independent laundry outlets across the UK. Their extensive portfolio includes over 3,500 items covering essential consumables, chemicals, laundry supplies, sundries, machinery and spares and parts.


the company sells across Europe, Russia, South America, the Middle East and USA.


Alex Reid General Manager, Stuart Fullerton, commented: “Signing with Unisec completes our machine portfolio and means we now have a range that is second to none. We are


“We are extremely happy with this recognition for Nilfisk Liberty A50,” said Stewart Dennett UK & Ireland General Manager. “Our ambition is to change the future of cleaning, and with the upcoming launch of Nilfisk Liberty A50 in the UK and several other markets, we look forward to increasing productivity for our customers and taking intelligent cleaning to a whole other level.”


The Nilfisk Liberty A50 has been developed in collaboration with Carnegie Robotics, a leading provider of advances robotics sensors and platforms. It combines key features as CopyCat mode, Safety enabling vision and Fill in Mode and is launched in a limited number during the first half of 2017.


According to the jury, the Liberty was given the award because ‘innovation is at the heart of the solution’.


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Along with its knowledgeable sales staff, Alex Reid also has a team of professional, specialised engineers who offer customers support and peace of mind, fully trained on all Alex Reid machines including the Unisec range.


www.alexreid.co.uk


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