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stG400 The Preparation Group


The Preparation Group’s STG400 machine is designed for the chemical-free, deep restorative cleaning and polishing of hard surfaces that have become scratched, stained and contaminated. It refurbishes floors and is even effective at light grinding.


The STG400 offers the perfect combination of long-life motor, weight and speed. It is a real multi- tasker, easily adapted for multi-functional use to undertake different operations in a restricted timetable by interchanging accessories and plates. Accessories require no fitting, simply place them under the drive plate and you're ready to start working.


Highly portable yet robust, the STG400 features a simple lever operation and ergonomic handle for safe and comfortable operation. There is an optional water tank for wet polishing or a suction ring to minimise dust pollution.


Accessories include Surface Finishing Diamond Pads (SFDs) designed for floor refurbishment and cleaning and Storm Diamond Pads for cleaning and daily maintenance. Both pads do away with the need for harsh chemicals and remove the need to ‘recoat’ floors with environmentally unsound and expensive waxes or polishes. They create a hygienic, shiny, yet non-slip floor by just adding water.


SFDs and Storm Pads come in grades to suit different floor conditions and produce optimum results on hard surfaces such as resin, epoxy, terrazzo, marble, natural stone, granite, ceramic tiles and concrete, with the finer grade Storm pads also effectively maintaining vinyl.


There are also double-sided TCT (copper) discs for texturing and cleaning concrete and Silicon Carbide (black) sanding discs for light grinding and keying.


www.thepreparationgroup.com


streAm2 Robert Scott & Sons


Robert Scott & Sons Ltd, the UK’s largest single source suppliers of wholesale cleaning, janitorial, spraying and hygiene solutions, is recognised as one of the leading innovators of new products continually researching the marketplace for new, innovative lines to add to their extensive UK and European portfolio of products.


Stream2 is a new, improved version of Robert Scott’s highly successful Stream bucket-free mop handle, incorporating all that was good from the original version with the added benefit of a magnetic double-sided microfibre flat mop. Stream2’s unique magnetic mop frame allows the mop head to be changed without the user having to touch dirty mops. The mops are double sided which allows for twice the area of flooring to be cleaned from one mop, saving time and reducing laundry costs.


Now with an improved controlled water dosage system that ensures leak-free mopping, Stream2 is a lightweight, rust-free aluminium mop handle which incorporates its own 500ml reservoir within the mop handle for water or mopping solution. Stream enables users to quickly and easily fill the reservoir using a jug or bottle, and by simply pushing the handle top cap down, three jets of liquid are sprayed onto the floor ahead of the mop head, which means no more wringing out mops, no more preparing of pre-soaked flat mops and no more drying out of mop heads during cleaning.


The Stream2 package includes a holdall that can be used to store and carry new and used mops, spare handle and cleaning accessories.


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www.tomorrowscleaning.com www.robert-scott.co.uk


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