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COMPROMISES In environments and sectors such as car washes, garages and auto body repairs, where removing grease, oil and fuel from the floor and tools is an important daily task, hot water high pressure cleaners are essential tools to get professional cleaning results in an easy and efficient way.


IPC has been working with its customers all along and knows exactly what professional users are looking for: cleaners must be equipped with a sturdy engine/pump, boilers must be stainless steel and heat up efficiently, and electronic boards must be readable and help avoid mistakes. PW H50, the new generation in the IPC range, features all that and much more.


Innovative electronic and technical systems, designed exclusively for midrange and heavy duty models, make them an excellent compromise between performances and price. The exclusive Delayed Total Stop system (DTS) protects the motor/ pump group, the heart of the machine; the Micro Leakage Control (MLC) prevents deterioration of the whole hydraulic system, while


ON-DEMAND SERVICES APP BIZZBY LAUNCHES


ACROSS UK A new mobile application, dubbed the ‘Uber for services’, is being rolled out across the UK and beyond following huge success in London.


BIZZBY is changing the way consumers order cleaners, as the mobile app platform allows customers to book both professional and domestic cleaning services on- demand. Their mission is to connect the world to home and lifestyle services on-demand.


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the unique Dry Running Protection system (DRC) IPC machines are equipped with, stops the machines if water is not running in the circuit. All these exclusive and advanced electronic systems ensure a higher reliability of the machines by reducing maintenance stops and costs.


Furthermore, PW H50 models ensure to the users maximum safety in all working environments and


The London-based startup, backed by a well known U.S. hedge fund with over $20billion under management, was launched in January 2014 and has grown into a UK tech success story, with hundreds of thousands of registered users in London alone. The company is expanding rapidly across the UK with a goal to launch internationally in 2016.


With print advertising channels like the Yellow Pages declining at 25% per year, digital mobile advertising is skyrocketing, as 50% of searches for home services happen on mobile and this is increasing year on year. “With 80% of UK adults owning a smartphone, professionals are looking for new ways to acquire


in all conditions, by means of the unique Intelligent Switch off system (IASF) that automatically turns off the machine if it is not used for 20 minutes after start-on.


Last but not least, the four wheel models make PW H50 a professional machine, easy to move even over bumpy grounds.


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customers. BIZZBY is an extremely exciting opportunity for them.” explained company COO Mica Vaipan.


BIZZBY connects large businesses to self-employed professionals to customers via their smartphones without the need for pay-per-lead platforms or pay-per-click advertising. BIZZBY is free to join and partners only incur a service fee once a real job has been completed and paid for by the customer through the safe and secure app.


BIZZBY are looking for highly experienced and top rated professionals to join them on their journey to improve people’s lives across the world.


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