filtered air towards your hands, literally scraping them dry. Hands are dry in 12 seconds, and there is no need to touch anything.
The original Dyson Airblade™ hand dryer has also been re-engineered for improved acoustics and low carbon emissions. Dyson acoustic engineers have now virtually eliminated all of the unpleasant tones, using six Helmholtz silencers. The reactive silencers target specific frequencies and reduce their intensity.
Dyson engineers removed over 1.1kg of materials from the machine, making it leaner, but without performance being compromised. The Dyson Airblade™ MK2 hand dryer is still the fastest way to dry hands, in just 10 seconds.
Both machines are endorsed by HACCP International as safe for use in all food handling areas. Dyson’s in-house micro-biologists conduct ongoing research into methods of reducing microbial populations in washroom environments. Filters are tested for their ability to remove particles from the airflow including bacteria and micro-organisms. The Dyson Airblade™ hand dryers HEPA filter cleans the air, removing
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99.9% of bacteria. It is also infused with anti-microbial additives, to reduce incumbent bacteria by 99.9%, and lower the possibility of contamination too.
Dyson Airblade™ hand dryers are the most sustainable way of completely drying hands. They produce at least 62% less CO2
than paper towels, and
at least 67% less CO2 than some other warm air hand dryers.
But they make commercial sense too; the Dyson Airblade™ Tap hand dryer is able to dry 15 pairs of hands for the price of a single paper towel, and costs just £48 a year to run. By comparison, the Dyson Airblade™ MK2 hand dryer dries 18 pairs of hands for the price of a single paper towel, and costs just £40 a year.
In other words, that’s 97% less than paper towels – perfect economical sense! Be sure to add this latest invention to your washroom, for immediate results for customers, as well as your wallet.
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