WIPES, MOPS & MICROFIBRES
wiping roll would not be the ideal product to use in any case. Some paper wipers break up in solvents and may leave lint behind on the wiping surface, so jobs would have to be reworked and even more time would be lost as a result. In this case a cleaning cloth stored in a suitable dispenser could provide a good solution.
In a plant where operatives are working in bays or cubicles using wipers for one specific task, the ideal solution is to equip each cubicle with a supply of appropriate wipers. Ideally this should be fixed into position on the wall, in a unit that is easy to locate and that protects the wipers inside before use.
The Tork Folded dispenser for wipes and cloths, for example, can be used to house a range of wiping papers and cleaning cloths either for general industrial use or for specialist applications. Staff who require a product that is particularly durable might choose Tork Industrial Heavy- Duty Cleaning Cloth for instance. If any lint on the wiping surface needs to be kept to a minimum they may opt for Tork Industrial Low Lint Cleaning Cloth instead.
The Tork Folded wiper/cloth dispenser comes in two colour options – a blue and white version and a striking red/smoke housing – and is fully sealed to protect the wipers from contamination before use. It is lockable to prevent pilferage and it can be wall-mounted with screws, magnets or suction cups depending on the wall surface.
In an industrial environment where large quantities of multipurpose wiper could be required anywhere and at any time, a mobile floorstand works well. The high capacity Tork Floorstand, for example, houses a
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giant-sized wiper roll in a unit with wheels enabling it to be moved around the premises. The unit comes with an optional bin liner holder so that staff can swiftly dispose of used lengths of wiper without having to search around for a bin.
A mobile supply of wipers is a good solution in situations where operatives are constantly moving from place to place or working remotely. This allows technicians to have access to a constant supply of wipers, wherever they may be working.
Where staff are not confined to a workstation and require a portable solution, the Tork Handy Box works well. This is a sturdy box with a handle that enables the operator to carry a supply of folded cloths around with them.
While the placement of wipers is important, it could also prove expensive and wasteful if the wrong type of wiper were to be positioned close to the operator. For instance, there would be no point in putting a wall-mounted roll of wiping paper next to someone tasked with removing cooling liquid from equipment using solvents. Here a specialist non- woven cloth that has been specifically designed for use with solvents would be required.
Similarly it would be wasteful and inappropriate to place a unit housing heavy-duty non-woven cloths next to a member of staff who only needed to periodically remove grease or dirt from their hands. Here a paper wiper would be more than adequate.
So the right wiper, situated in the right place, is the best solution for industry. It may not be rocket science but it can help ensure that the business stays productive – while also ensuring that each task is carried out as efficiently as possible.
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