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TIME AND WATER When cleaning tanks and other similar storage vessels, spray balls are acknowledged as being an inexpensive, yet effective way to clean tanks. However, with industry more focused than ever on energy-efficiency and increasingly aware of whole-life costs, it has to be said that spray balls are very water inefficient.
Despite their inefficiencies spray balls are still commonly seen as the preferred choice for cleaning small tanks with lighter residue. This is due, in part, to the logic that more expensive, powerful tank cleaners, such as impingement cleaners, are overkill and therefore not justified for less challenging tank cleaning applications. This logic, however, is now being challenged thanks to the introduction of a new breed of very fast cycle impingement cleaners
(FCIC) such as the Orbtior Eco from the Spray Nozzle People Group.
Faster And More Efficient Based on their innovative design, the new Orbitor Eco models are still powerful impingement cleaners but rather than being geared for maximum power they are instead configured for maximum speed and water efficiency. Some sacrifices in jet length and cleaning strength are made but the new machines can complete a cleaning cycle in under two minutes with flow rates as low as 45 litres per minute. When compared directly to spray balls the new Orbitor Eco offers:
• A greater cleaning power despite its faster cycle time
• A bigger range of cleaning (up to 10 meters diameter)
• Reduced water consumption per cycle by up to 95%
• Significantly reduced cleaning cycle time (five min eco-cycle, compared to a typical 30 min spray ball cycle,
depending on the residue)
• Ability to operate at similar pressures (2-3bar)
In addition to the operational benefits of these new fast cycle impingement cleaners, the process of installing them to replace existing old style spray balls is relatively simple.
In many cases existing tanks, pumps and pipework will not need to be changed significantly. With the potential for water savings of up to 95% and cleaning cycles reduced to a few minutes, the return on the initial investment will be measured in a matter of weeks for many businesses.
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– with the aim of teaching children about the vital importance of hand hygiene in a fun, interactive and educational way. The characters feature on a range of hand washing dispensers, toilet tissue dispensers and hand drying units for washrooms.
The expanded Jangronauts soap dispenser range includes a manual model (BK038 FMX) and a touch-free model (BK039 TFX), available with colourful backboards and a wide range of soap options, including fragrance- free foam hand wash, and mild antimicrobial hand wash.
A wide range of free support materials has also been developed to help teachers and parents engage with children and deliver the hand washing message in a fun and interactive way.
JANGRO EXPANDS JANGRONAUTS CHILDREN’S HAND WASH RANGE
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Jangro, the largest network of independent janitorial distributors in the UK and Ireland, has refreshed its Jangronauts children’s hand wash range with new dispensers and soap systems.
Jangro created the Jangronauts – four hand-washing hero characters
The activity sheets, story book, certificates, posters and much more can be used in the classroom, at home, and in restaurants and shopping centres to help reinforce the important hand hygiene message the Jangronauts bring to children.
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