Tomorrow's Products
The ‘Handy Squeegee’ From Moerman
The latest innovative invention from Moerman comes in the form of the new handy squeegee, and it couldn’t be better for the catering industry. Particularly suited for removing water from industrial table kitchens, walls in food service rooms, terrace tables and the like, it features a rigid color- coded frame and an ergonomic grip for a comfortable hold.
The unique green Dura-Flex® Rubber is recommended for the best hygiene
New Orbis MotorScrubber 20 Tackles Hard To Reach Areas
The cleaning of tricky, hard to reach areas is made much easier thanks to the versatile Orbis MotorScrubber 20, from Truvox International.
Ideal for retail, healthcare, leisure and education environments, the Orbis MotorScrubber 20 reaches the parts other scrubbing machines cannot, thanks to its telescopic handle and portability. Confi ned spaces in food service areas, toilets, stairwells, storerooms and beds, can all be cleaned thoroughly and easily thanks to its manoeuvrability and special features: • Its 12V battery backpack is light in weight, making it comfortable to carry for cleaning operatives
• The machine is cordless reducing the risk of trips and falls due to the lack of trailing leads, thereby enhancing health and safety
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• It provides a four-hour runtime for maximum productivity
• A 20cm cleaning width makes hard to reach areas easily accessible
• The 75cm handle gives a long reach, making the Orbis MotorScrubber 20 perfect for cleaning walls as well as fl oors
• The full starter kit includes telescopic handle, battery and harness, 110cm coiled battery cable, aggressive strength scrubbing brush and drive board, plus scrubbing, spray cleaning, dry buffi ng and microfi bre multi- purpose fl oor pads!
The scrubber head can be immersed into water, ready to start cleaning, and a number of optional accessories are also available: • Light duty brush – Ideal for lightly scrubbing bathroom fl oors, walls and stainless partitions, as well as carpets, marble and delicate surfaces
• Medium duty brush – Floors, walls, steps, landings and kitchens are best suited to this brush, which is also perfect for cleaning stainless steel
• Padholder disc – A durable
results, and is made form natural materials, approved by the FDA.
Moerman makes the difference with its excellent rubber: 1. Natural: the best rubber for fl oor and wall squeegee applications, and repetitive use on both smooth and uneven surfaces, is also made from completely natural products
2. Excellent Elasticity: after using the Moerman® squeegee, no water traces are left behind! The absence of water then reduces the chance of cross-contamination 3. Closed Cell: this gives much better wiping results. It avoids absorption of liquids, while still preventing bacteria from harbouring inside the moss rubber. 4. Inside Skin: The thick skin makes this rubber more resistant to everyday wear and tear, and guarantees a perfect cleaning result.
Altogether, these properties make the new handy squeegee much better for your wallet, as well as for the environment.
www.moermangroup.com
plastic, velcro-style padholder secures the fl oor pads (avaliable in black, green, red or white)
• Skirting board brush – Allows operatives to scrub and strip skirting boards, edges and corners
Dan Childs, UK Field Sales Manager for Truvox International, said: “The Orbis MotorScrubber 20 is the perfect complement to existing cleaning equipment, enabling operatives to access all areas. Confi ned spaces can be diffi cult to clean, but this new machine handles any situation brilliantly, thanks to its lightness in weight and innovative design features.”
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