SOCIAL ENTERPRISE LAUNCHES NEW ECO-FOAMING
HAND WASH Developed in co-operation with the Cabinet Office and Interserve, new Honey Blossom Eco Foaming Hand Wash from the Social Enterprise, CLARITY, has been launched to support the employment of blind, disabled and otherwise disadvantaged people.
The hand wash, made with 100% eco certified ingredients, is vegan, biodegradable and allergen, gluten and GMO free. In addition, it is free from SLS, sulphates and parabens making it efficient and environmentally friendly for CLARITY’s customers. CLARITY now holds The Planet Mark, emphasising their endeavour to improve environmental credentials.
The foaming hand wash uses just 20% of the dosage compared to the liquid alternative so will last five times as long. Foaming technology
MAKITA INTRODUCES IMPROVED M-CLASS DUST
EXTRACTOR Makita’s 447M M-Class dust extractor has set high performance and reliability standards throughout the industry since its introduction and the latest version of the M-Class extractor, the new VC4210M, bristles with new features whilst maintaining a highly competitive price point.
The updated design has moved the motor, control module and main filter higher up into the upper body housing which increases the tank working capacity. This enables a 30l disposable bag to be filled and for wet suction the tank will hold 29l before the new automatic fluid level valve shuts off the motor, protecting the machine from flooding. The tank sits
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has been shown to reduce the amount of water used by almost 10% whilst increasing the likelihood that individuals will wash their hands, promoting good hand hygiene.
The hand wash has been developed as a Buy Social Corporate Challenge product, an initiative from Social Enterprise UK which Interserve is a partner of and the Cabinet Office supports. It aims to get businesses to spend £1 billion with social enterprises, such as CLARITY, by 2020. This hand wash makes it easy to switch your soap for social good.
The hand wash is the first in CLARITY’s new environmentally friendly range – CLARITYeco. All products in this range are being created with the environment at the forefront of the design process and will use natural, cruelty and paraben/ SLS free ingredients.
Camilla Marcus-Dew, Head of Commercial at CLAIRTY said: “We are delighted to launch our new eco foaming hand wash with the support of our Buy Social Corporate Challenge partners. The result is
neatly inside the double-wall moulded body housing on big rear wheels and robust front steel castors.
Available in 110v and 240v modes there are three variants: 110v models with and without Power Take Off to drive integrated power tools and a 240v model with Power Take Off.
Maximum airflow and filtration performance have been substantially increased for the new VC4210M extractor with max air flow now 4.5m³/
an environmentally friendly product which will be loved by all employees, customers and visitors. It has secured employment for our staff, creating social value in many communities across the UK. We look forward to rolling it out to other Government departments and corporations.”
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min. The latest Makita InfiniClean automatic filter cleaning system uses the strong airflow reversed regularly through each of the air filter routes to ensure the durable PTFE filter is kept clear. An airflow sensor will bleep a warning if the filter becomes clogged, the tank is full or there is a restriction in the suction pipe.
Makita’s new VC4210M dust extractor has a flat top housing design, useful for depositing hand tools and accessories, and Makita Makpac cases can be attached using an optional accessory adaptor plate. Delivered with a 5m long, 32mm diameter suction tube, this versatile extractor has individual operating settings for hose diameters of 21, 27, 32, 36 and 38mm.
Dust extraction is a health and safety ‘must’ on all sites and the new Makita VC4210 M-class unit protects the working environment at an affordable price.
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