TOMORROW’S CLEANING MARCH 10
The Brits at
ISSA/Interclean
Brightwell Dispensers Cromwell Polythene
company’s north of England factory, ensuring
Stand 01.239 Stand 01.227N
easy supply to anywhere in Europe.
Brightwell Dispensers, Europe’s leading First time exhibitor Cromwell Polythene is the
independent manufacturer of dispensing only member of the Cleaning and Hygiene
systems for the hygiene market, will be
Suppliers Association Plastic Refuse Sack
showcasing its latest dispensing and dosing
Standard Scheme to attend ISSA Interclean,
system innovations.
an important accreditation, especially among
The advanced BrightLogic automated dosing
European customers, according to Paul
system for dishwash and laundry applications
Fleetwood, key accounts manager with
will feature prominently on Stand 01.239, while
Cromwell’s janitorial division.
the stylish new Mercury premium washroom
“CHSA membership is a way of signalling the
dispenser range will make its worldwide
credentials of any supplier to the cleaning and
premiere in Amsterdam. Brightwell will also
janitorial equipment market. The Association
To save on over use after hand washing - one
unveil its new multi-language interactive
provides a unique relationship between
of the biggest cost factors in the washroom -
customer support website to Interclean visitors.
manufacturers engaged in product
the Bay West hand towel dispensers each
Technically advanced, highly durable and easy development and supply and distributors who,
delivers a measured amount of paper to every
to install and use, the flexible and modular in turn, provide product to the ‘away from
user. This avoids the user simply tugging at a
BrightLogic dosing system is ideal for home’ cleaning market” says Fleetwood.
thick wad of exposed paper towels, little of
everything from small dishwash and laundry
The company will make its Interclean debut
which will actually be used for hand drying,
operations to large industrial sites. Accurate
with a range of more than 200 different bags,
but all will be thrown into the bin. Should the
dosing of chemicals allows the end user to
including refuse sacks, box liners and food
user require additional towels these are
produce consistent results and precisely
contact products.
readily available from the dispenser, but rarely
calculate the cost per wash. The laundry
taken, as the dispensed sheet is usually
dosing system can be programmed for use on Paul Fleetwood will be joined on the Cromwell
adequate. And because the user does not
any washing machine for up to 20 Polythene stand (stand 01.227N, UK Pavillion,
have to pull a lever or press a button with wet
programmes. A new feature allows units to be Hall 1) by senior sales account developer
hands, the chances of cross contamination
programmed using a notebook computer and a Russell Stabler.
are drastically reduced.
wireless dongle for fast and efficient
www.cromwellpolythene.co.uk
maintenance. The BrightLogic system features
The range also includes dual and triple roll
the revolutionary new BrightChem tubing
toilet tissue systems and foam soap and soap
which has been successfully tested for more
Disposables UK
dispensers to complete the washroom
than 12 months using a wide range of Stand 0.1643
facilities package.
customers’ dishwash and laundry chemicals.
Disposables UK will again be at Interclean with
www.disposablesukgroup.co.uk
www.brightwell.co.uk a custom built display that showcases the Bay
West range of coloured washroom dispensers.
Bay West Europe is part of the Disposables UK
Group and products are manufactured at the
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