PRODUCTS


BLASTRAC RAISE THE BAR FOR PLANETARY GRINDING


A brand new planetary grinding line is due to make the grinding process far easier for its operators.


Blastrac are proud to introduce their new user friendly machines which are not only much more efficient than their predecessor, but therefore far more effective whilst also saving time.


To achieve this, Blastrac have developed their existing product by retaining all of the strong features


SLIPPERY WHEN WET Bonasystems offer free anti-slip risk assessments at a time of increased risk


The recent icy weather has caused no end of problems for businesses and organisations as staff and customers have battled against the elements. However the problems have not ended at the front door. As snow and slush is brought in by those who have managed to get across


For more information go to www.bonasystems.com


the threshold, hard surfaces can become dangerously slippery and cause a potential health and safety risk, with painful and potentially expensive slips and trips perhaps twice as likely to occur.


and benefits from their previous grinding line, and included additional features to ensure improvement. These include:


For more information go to www.blastrac.eu


NEW MULTI-PURPOSE FLOORING ADHESIVE


A solvent free universal acrylic dispersion adhesive has been released with the incredible convenience of being compatible with all types of PVC floor coverings including luxury vinyl tiles, action backed, gel woven, PVC backed carpet, and rubber flooring up to 3mm.


With Low VOC and high strength, the adhesive is suitable for use with warm water underfloor heating systems and with a good open time, and approximate coverage of 40m2 per 10Kg tub, the adhesive’s all round convenience of use should


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help this product to stand out.


www.topnotchflooring.co.uk


www.tomorrowsflooring.com


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