PRODUCTS & SERVICES
HIGH TECH RESIN FLOORING SOLUTION FOR FLIGHT SIMULATION
EXPERTS Resin systems supplier Resin Surfaces Limited (RSL) and commercial flooring specialists Sussex Resins have supplied flooring to L-3 Link Simulation & Training UK Ltd in Crawley, West Sussex.
RSL and Sussex Resins joined forces to install specialist flooring in the organisation’s eight workshop bays and main thoroughfare, an area of 1,800m2
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The brief was to create an outstanding environment befitting the quality of clients visiting the site from around the world, and to reflect the advanced high-tech manufacturing and training environment.
Working in phases to limit disruption to a busy production facility, Sussex Resins organised for the floor to be diamond ground before applying RSL’s popular Resucoat HB.
Resucoat HB is a high build coating, easy-to-clean and maintain with an excellent gloss finish. Sussex Resins added cast aggregates in the workshop bay areas to improve anti-slip and abrasion resistance.
Two bays were finished in poppy red and the other six in flint. In the main thoroughfare the company vision statement was incorporated into the floor to support the high end product showcase experience for customers.
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3M INNOVATION HELPS REDUCE COSTS AND IMPROVE SUSTAINABILITY
FOR ISS 3M’s innovative range of floor pads and advanced cleaning and maintenance products is helping global facility services company ISS to drive down costs and reduce its environmental footprint for the benefit of its customers worldwide.
The inventor of the original non- woven floor pad, 3M is one of just two companies approved by ISS to supply floor pads for its global cleaning and maintenance operations ─ and the partnership doesn’t stop there. Impressed with 3M’s on-going commitment to cleaning innovation, ISS has recently been testing new Scotchgard Stone Floor Protector and 3M Glass Cleaner & Protector at its headquarters in Copenhagen, Denmark, with impressive results.
“As one of the world’s largest
facility service providers it is vital that we partner with companies with a strong global presence and who share our commitment to cleaning excellence” said Anders Dedenroth Høj, Group Category Manager, Cleaning for ISS Group Procurement. “In 3M we have an
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approved supplier whose reputation for innovation is outstanding, and whose floor pads are renowned for their performance, durability and sustainability.”
Among the latest 3M products being adopted by ISS are the 3M Scotch- Brite High Shine Floor Pads and the 3M Scotch-Brite Surface Preparation Pad (SPP). The High Shine floor pads are precision engineered to produce a high gloss finish on both stone and resilient flooring and are double sided for enhanced durability. The SPP floor pads can quick-strip and deep clean floors using just neutral detergent or water. Customer trials reveal that, used with a standard rotary machine, SPP pads can save up to 74% in labour
costs compared to conventional chemical stripping.
“3M has remained at the forefront of the industry by focusing on three key areas of importance to our customers – reducing costs, enhancing product performance and improving safety and sustainability” explained Greg Brown, 3M Global Business Director, Cleaning and Workplace Safety.
Convinced by the performance of 3M floor pads, ISS has recently trialled Scotchgard Stone Floor Protector and new 3M Glass Cleaner & Protector at its headquarters, recognising that the better a surface is protected the less you need to clean it.
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