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 etalash
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 etalash
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 revies 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 etalash
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 ts 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
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ackkneepads.co.uk
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