TORK
10.101, 07.436, 09.122 Three key innovations designed to help customers stay ahead of the competition will be the focus of the Tork stand at Interclean Amsterdam. These are the Tork PeakServe Continuous Hand Towel, Tork EasyCube, and Tork PaperCircle.
Tork Brand and Communication Manager, Samy Ben Jazia, said: “Tork is all about innovation and our stand reflects just that. Under the theme ‘Stay Ahead with Tork’ we will demonstrate how customers can revolutionise their businesses by implementing our new systems.”
Launched in September 2017, Tork PeakServe is a hand towel dispenser aimed at high-traffic environments such as stadiums and arenas. It offers a fast and efficient hand- drying system and provides each washroom visitor with a towel in just three seconds, and caters for 250% more guests between refills than conventional hand towel units.
Peakserve’s hand towels are compressed during production to make them twice as compact as standard towels. The unit contains several bundles which are linked together via a hook and loop system to provide a continuous supply of paper without any risk of jamming, meaning fewer washroom maintenance checks are required and labour costs are reduced.
Samy continued: “Tork PeakServe combines a revolutionary dispensing system with a completely new paper manufacturing process. It is the first breakthrough hand-drying innovation in at least 20 years and is a protected system.”
Another stand highlight will be Tork EasyCube, the facility management software that lets cleaning staff know via smartphone or tablet when a dispenser needs refilling or when cleaning is required. Tork EasyCube is currently in use in more than 80 facilities globally including airports, retail complexes, offices, healthcare facilities and amusement parks.
New from Tork is a web-based Value Quantification Tool which allows potential clients to calculate how much they
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could save by using EasyCube. This will be demonstrated live on the stand via a two metre high ‘tablet’.
Tork teamed up with software giant Microsoft to harness the power of big data, and the two organisations will be co- hosting three seminars during Interclean.
Samy commented: “These sessions will focus on the Internet of Things and how it is revolutionising the cleaning sector. We expect our joint seminars with Microsoft to generate a wide appeal and we are anticipating significant crowds.”
The third focus of the Tork stand will be the Tork PaperCircle hand towel recycling service, which was recently launched in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany, and has been nominated for the Interclean Innovation Award 2018.
Samy said: “This is the world’s first circular service for washroom paper towels. We collect used towels from the customer and recycle them locally at our mill, turning them into other products such as toilet tissue. By doing so we close the loop and reduce the carbon footprint of the customer’s towels by up to 40%.”
Customers have reported a 20% reduction in generated waste after signing up to Tork PaperCircle. The scheme has recently been expanded and will soon cover Sweden, and if successful it will eventually be rolled out to more countries in Europe.
Sports arenas are among the most challenging of high- traffic environments and screens on the Tork stand will portray stadium crowd scenes. Samy continued: “As a fun attraction, visitors will be able to interact with these screens and start a ‘Mexican Wave’ via a camera that will be picked up by the on-screen crowds.”
And for the first time ever, Tork will complement its main 10.101 stand with two satellite stands. Samy concluded: “We felt that our offering this year was so significant that it made sense to highlight our launches in other areas of the exhibition – not just in the Washroom Hall.”
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