PureDri by Airdri
Company Contact:
sales@airdri.com 01865 734621
www.airdri.com
The Airdri Group was founded in Oxfordshire in 1974 by Peter Philipps and Peter Allen, both experienced and entrepreneurial engineers. They identified a gap in the market for highly reliable, energy efficient, and beautifully designed hand dryers to suit every washroom. This spark of imagination is realised in the brand’s ever-growing hand dryer range.
The PureDri utilises best-in-class sanitising technology to provide a triple action defence against the spread of bacteria, mould, viruses, and odours in the washroom, providing 24/7 protection.
Designed by Airdri engineers to tackle infection control and washroom sustainability head-on, the PureDri is a hybrid hand drying and sanitising system that creates cleaner, fresher, and more sustainable washroom environments.
It also benefits from an ultra slim profile and a user- friendly LED display panel for complete ease of use in the modern washroom.
PureDri works to continuously maintain a washroom environment that is hostile to pathogens by creating and distributing a sanitising plasma into the air and onto surfaces, as well as providing individual user protection by focusing plasma both around the user and onto hands at the end of the hand drying cycle.
Based on 100 uses per day, 365 days a year, the PureDri has an annual running cost of just £45, which when compared to the same level of paper towel usage has a yearly saving of £685 – more importantly, it will also save over 160kg from landfill.
PureDri is not only extremely effective at reducing bacteria, but it is also energy efficient with low running costs and comes with a five-year warranty.
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