PRODUCTS & SERVICES


Introducing ‘The Metalwash Laundrette’


Metalwash L imited, a company that specialises in automated cleaning solutions for the mechanical, construction and automotiv e trades and for the machine serv ice industry, has introduced the ‘Metalwash


L aunderette’ – a collection and deliv ery serv ice which facilitates the restoration and quality cleaning of portable parts and machinery


V intage car owners, garages and ev en a restorer of antique aeroplanes have bene tted from the etalash


L aunderette’s serv ice during its start-up period he company,


b ased near Minchinhampton in loucestershire, has identi ed the need for the env ironmentally-friendly cleaning of industrial and machine


James Marshall, CEO of MetalWash Limited.


parts for companies and priv ate owners, for whom hiring a specialist cleaning machine on a long-term basis is not viable


T he new v enture is aimed at lesser large-scale b usinesses which hav e a requirement for smaller items to b e regularly cleaned and refurb ished, with rust, degreasing, ingrained dirt and paint b eing the most common problems he etalash


L aunderette is run b y the F ounder and CE O of Metalwash L imited,


J ames Marshall, and D irector A ndrew


Y oung, with newly appointed Michele urley orking as Sales anager


A nnouncing his new enterprise,


J ames said: “ We hav e had many customers getting in touch who do not hav e the need to hire an onsite machine from us for long-term use, b ut instead prefer us to clean their


Redbacks Are Now 20% Lighter


S ince introducing RE D BA CKS , the manufacturers hav e steadily b uilt a reputation for prov iding superior technology for knee protection he RE D BA CKS kneepad has completely rev olutionised the protection of knees, veri ed by over a thousand positive revies on social media he only suggested change was to make it lighter, so they hav e now dev eloped the ne lighter version t no eighs 2 0 % less and uses a softer grade of


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material creating more comfort whilst kneeling and maintaining the same level of performance


A nnouncing his company’s new product, Cliff L ockyer, CE O of Redb acks Cushioning L imited, said: “ O ur patented kneepads differ from any others in the world, and under the direction of P rofessor  hockalingam of Staffordshire Univ ersity, they hav e b een tested and prov en to outperform foam kneepads he lighter eight gives all-day comfort and the ‘ direction of force fl exibility ensures the even distrib ution of the impact forces when


items for them With the etalash


L aunderette we are now ab le to offer a regular door-to-door serv ice, collecting components and returning them restored to their former glories


Commenting on her new position as S ales Manager, Michele T urley said: “ I t may seem a strange j ob , b ut I ab solutely lov e it – I like the wide


v ariety of things our clients need cleaning, and ov ercoming some of the unusual challenges with which we are sometimes faced ts extremely satisfying taking away something that may look like its destined for the scrap heap and then b ringing it b ack looking like ne


www.metalwash.co.uk Michele Turley,Sales Manager, with the new Metalwash Laundrette van.


kneeling, thus prov iding the many extra health and safety bene ts


T he announcement comes as further recognition that RE D BA CKS are b ecoming the market leader in knee protection urrent end users include T he P olice S erv ice of N orthern I reland, T orro Rosso,


G KN , Bomb ardier, T he D utch N av y’s engineers and ord etail he


Q ueen’s catering equipment suppliers, MacF arlane T elfer, also specify RE D BA CKS


to all of their operatives www.redb ackkneepads.co.uk


www.tomorrowscleaning.com


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