APollo 600 PAT Seaward
Seaward’s latest generation portable appliance tester incorporates an extended range of data logging features, to enable users to more effectively record the results of non-electrical workplace health and safety tests and inspections.
The Apollo 600 PAT now incorporates a ‘customer inspection’ form, for the creation of user-defined checklists for the logging of details for a wide range of workplace health and safety equipment, systems and conditions.
User-generated forms can be created for the workplace inspection and testing associated with legionnaires disease, fire alarm systems, fire extinguishers, emergency lighting, lifting equipment, ladders and other critical safety matters.
This means that equipment data can be collected in the same way that traditional PAT visual inspection information is recorded, enabling all workplace health and safety data to be recorded in the same place.
The upgraded Apollo 600 also enables barcoding to be used as part of any workplace test and inspection routines, speeding up the identification of different items of equipment, streamlining test and inspection processes and ensuring that consistent checks are carried out no matter who carries out the work.
Compatibility with the new data logging features is also incorporated in a new release of the PATGuard 3 results management software.
Once stored, results cannot be edited, with the system providing full traceability and a complete test and inspection history for all equipment assets and appliances utilised in any workplace.
The Apollo 600 multipurpose tester meets the requirements of the latest IET Code of Practice for maintaining the safety of electrical appliances.
www.seaward.co.uk
BesPoKe PrinTeD CUP serViCe 4 ACES
4 Aces’ tailored print service caters for those customers who require smaller print runs of up to
50,000. The service has been introduced to meet demand, with the popular packaging specialist citing an influx of enquiries from suppliers who are engaging in joint ventures with their customers.
The launch follows on from the announcement, made by 4 Aces earlier this year, that the company has experienced a spike in sales of printed cups, with figures up by almost 30%.
The bespoke print service is part of 4 Aces’ wider remit to reach new customers and expand the service offering. Managing Director of 4 Aces, Chris Penn explained: “Distributors and operators are constantly looking for ways to provide added value to their own customer bases, that will give them a chance to stand out, and printed cups present that opportunity. They can be used to tie in with marketing activity or produced simply to promote, and raise the profile of, a particular brand. Most end users associate them with a higher quality, better product.”
4 Aces prints on single wall and double wall, high-quality, paper cups, accommodating small
and large print runs and delivering to its customers as and when they need the stock items. The company’s highly-regarded direct parcel delivery service, offering a prompt, personal service, regardless of the size of the company or the size of the order, allows customers to get access to the supplier’s complete range of products without the need to hold any of it.
www.4acesltd.com
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