TOMORROW’S CLEANING APRIL 10
Lavorwash
Stand 11.201
GV ETNA PLUS is an innovative, multifunctional, and therefore versatile product, combining different products in one.
GV ETNA PLUS is a wet and dry vacuum cleaner, carpet cleaner with
injection/extraction washing function, vacuum steam cleaner and makes also available an efficacious blowing function.
It has been conceived following a new concept of design and manufacturing, optimizing all the functions offered: for this reason it offers a filtering class and a working capacity with no equal on the market.
It is extremely ecological and is a great tool above all in congested areas and where various cleaning requirements are needed – such as offices or hotels.
In these kind of congested areas, the use of one single product to
complete each cleaning task would exceed the real necessity: ETNA PLUS, is perfect and well measured for each cleaning need and therefore determines a real saving of time and money.
GV ETNA Plus is made of AISI 304 stainless steel, has pivoting wheels with brakes suitable for use in food processing, sanitary and medical areas.
www.lavorpro.com
All machines in the Quattro range are manufactured from Zintec steal and are powder coated. The machines are provided in orange as standard but for orders over 25 units the machines can be supplied in any colour to match a customers branding or corporate colours.
The controls are simple to use and all the machines are easy to operate and have been described as very user friendly. The reduction in a number of features compared to the commercial range results in less maintenance requirements especially for the larger Quattro Plus machine. Each Quattro machine delivers eight bar of operating pressure, comes with a five litre water capacity and will run continuously.
Matrix Cleaning Systems Stand 01.122A
Matrix Cleaning Systems, the UK's only manufacturer of a range of commercial steam cleaning machines has just announced that
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Established nearly a decade ago, Matrix is now recognised as the UK’s leading steam cleaning machine manufacturer with an extensive portfolio of high quality light commercial to industrial four bar and eight bar cleaning systems.
www.steamcleanuk.com
the company will be officially launching the new Quattro Range of steam cleaning machines to the European market at the ISSA/INTERCLEAN exhibition.
The Quattro range has been designed by Matrix to offer the same high quality expected from all their commercial steam cleaners but at a price approximately 30% lower than similar machines on the market.
Metsä Tissue Stand 305, Hall 10
Metsä Tissue, manufacturers of the popular
Katrin® range of products, is once again showcasing its latest products at Interclean – this time from the extensive Katrin washroom and Janitorial ranges.
The theme for the stand is ‘Balance at hand’, dividing responsibility into three categories: environmental, social and
economical. These three topics are at the heart of Metsä Tissue’s business philosophy and they will be ‘at hand’ at Stand 305 to advise
customers on responsibility issues.
Leading by example, Metsä Tissue will demonstrate its own responsibility approach, including highlighting how 100% of the company’s primary fibre pulp suppliers are chain-of-custody certified outlining how Metsä Tissue’s basic ethos ensures that for each cut tree, four new ones are planted and 10-20 new plants are grown naturally.
Encouraging end users to consume less paper, generate less waste and maintain good hygiene with less effort and expense, are top of Metsä Tissue’s business agenda. At the show, it will advise on how to achieve this using the Company’s easy-to-understand training, customer tips and helpful tools.
www.katrin.com www.metsatissue.com
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