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EnerSys® Batteries For Advanced Cleaning Machine Performance
Cleaning machine operators and OEMs can achieve signifi cant operational benefi ts and cost
savings, with reduced CO2 emissions, by using Hawker® XFC™ powerbloc or powerbloc dry batteries from EnerSys.
The Hawker XFC battery is ideal for daytime cleaning. It can be recharged very quickly and for short periods whenever required, without affecting its life-time performance, which helps maintain machine availability throughout the shift, while additional costs associated with spare batteries
New Room Care Pur-Eco From Diversey
The new Room Care Pur-Eco range from Diversey’s Sealed Air, is a complete set of advanced cleaning products. It also has the latest EU Ecolabel certifi cation for hotels and other hospitality businesses, for those who want to adopt and demonstrate the highest standards of sustainability.
and changing facilities are avoided. Minimum gassing ensures Hawker XFC batteries can be used in retail areas, public spaces and sensitive locations. It is virtually maintenance free, and there is no need for water top-ups.
The batteries are designed for optimum performance when used with a Hawker® high-frequency charger. This combination is more effi cient than traditional equipment, and ensures correct charging whatever the battery’s state of discharge. This reduces overall power consumption,
minimising energy costs and CO2 emissions. The thin-plate-pure-lead technology of Hawker XFC batteries packs more power into less space; OEMs can redesign their machines with smaller battery compartments, or offer enhanced performance in existing machines.
The fi ve products in the range have innovative, non-classifi ed formulations, to cover all routine and daily cleaning tasks. Each is supplied as a super concentrate format, for use with the popular Divermite dosing control platform. It further promotes sustainability too, with reductions in packaging, CO2
emissions, water consumption and product wastage.
The internationally-recognised EU Ecolabel provides assurance that a product has passed rigorous independent testing, and meets strict sustainability and safety criteria. Diversey used its experience and understanding of the market to develop the new products to comply with the very latest EU Ecolabel requirements, while continuing to offer the same superior performance, ease of use and safe operation as its other ranges.
Room Care Pur-Eco comprises fi ve advanced products covering all routine and daily housekeeping tasks: R1-plus Pur-Eco toilet cleaner; R2-plus Pur-Eco
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The powerbloc and powerbloc dry ranges deliver excellent performance in light, medium and heavy duty cleaning applications. Each model is manufactured with an advanced combination of lead plates and electrolyte for the best possible combination of running time, energy effi ciency, reliability and low maintenance.
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hard surface cleaner; R3-plus Pur-Eco multi-surface and glass cleaner; R9- plus Pur-Eco acidic washroom cleaner; R10-plus Pur-Eco neutral fl oor cleaner. The mildly acidic surfactants, derived from natural vegetable sources, help prevent lime-scale.
The Room Care Pur-Eco range meets demand from housekeepers and contractors in the hospitality industry, for a complete set of sustainability- certifi ed products. Globally, half of all hotel guests take a hotel’s sustainability credentials into account when choosing where to stay. This is one of the reasons why, according to Diversey’s sustainability market research, over half of all hotels are considering eco-accreditations such as Green Hotel. EU Ecolabel products are a highly visible way to demonstrate credibility and compliance.
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