aqua FenD lG Thomann-Hanry
Graffiti is an unwanted epidemic that has been in existence since the time of the Ancient Egyptians. Irrespective of location, property owners are continually trying to find the most effective way to remove it.
This has led to the cost of removing graffiti becoming an ever increasing one. For instance, in the UK alone, the cost of removal is estimated at £1billion a year.
This poses the question, why not focus on prevention rather than cure? Finding the right method of prevention can save a business or individual an incredible amount of both time and money.
One such method of prevention is Aqua Fend® Liquid Glass (or Aqua Fend® LG). This innovative product
provides an all-in-one invisible protection, creating an ultra-thin transparent and film-free protective layer which is just 100nm thick – a nanometre being 80,000 times thinner than a human hair – new Aqua Fend®
LG prevents unwanted pigments penetrating its coating. This results in graffiti and other
contaminants being removed simply with water or if necessary, a low cost mild detergent. Based on Nano technology, Aqua Fend®
LG is pure glass broken down to a molecular level and suspended in a liquid which evenly separates the molecules and ensures complete and overlapping coverage.
This coating is incredibly hard wearing, resistant to UV, alkalis and acids, as well as extreme temperatures. Once the facade is coated, graffiti can be removed easily, deterring repeat offenders and offering significant savings to long term cleaning costs normally associated with graffiti.
www.aquafend.co.uk
DRC200Z 18v RobotiC vaCuum CleaneR Makita
Makita, Britain’s number one professional power tool manufacturer, ventured into the commercial cleaning industry in 2016 with two new vacuums including the DRC200Z 18v Robotic Vacuum Cleaning machine.
Makita’s extensive knowledge of air flow and vacuum science, coupled with the proven Lithium-Ion battery platform, is integral in the new robotic vacuum cleaner. The technical merits will enhance the performance and productivity of contract cleaning operations in many commercial properties.
The new Makita DRC200Z 18v Robotic vacuum will run for three hours and twenty minutes at a maximum speed of 0.3m/s, and cover up to 500m² in either a random pattern, or a fixed area marked out with boundary tape on the floor, which effectively limits the vacuum’s area of operation. The main power brush and twin side brushes give a greater sweeping area than other brands and this Makita machine has a 2.5 litre dust collection box. It can operate in vacuum and brush mode or brush-only for larger debris.
Ultrasonic detectors and bumper sensors stop the machine on close contact which then sends the machine in a different direction. A buzzer and blinking light on the machine warns nearby workers of the vacuum’s approach. An LED indicates when filter cleaning is required and a cliff sensor stops it falling down stairs. A wireless remote controller can be used and it can be set to start after one, three or five hours, enabling visitors or staff to be out of the building when robotic cleaning commences.
www.makitauk.com
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