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GRAFFITI GONE WITH GREYLAND
CHEMICALS So, your premises, or your client’s premises, have experienced a graffiti attack. In order to avoid the ‘broken window’ effect where additional graffiti continues to appear, you’ll want to get rid of it promptly.
You could hire a pressure washer or steam cleaning machine if you don’t already have one available, but that makes graffiti removal costly, time- consuming, and rather noisy.
Instead, why not just keep Greyland’s Graffiti Remover to hand? This
NILFISK LAUNCHES NEW SW5500
HYBRID SWEEPER Nilfisk have launched the new SW5500 Sweeper that sets a new level of innovation, boasts hybrid capability and significantly reduces the total cost of ownership.
The new SW5500 is available in battery, LPG and Diesel versions and has a working width of 850mm, enhanced with two side brooms to 1500mm. The new models are winning acclaim for a range of innovative features.
New Main Broom
Adjustment System Normally as a broom wears, the sweeping performance is reduced in line with the deterioration in the brush. The new Nilfisk adjustment system means that the distance from the end of the bristle to the debris always remains the same. This simple, highly efficient adjustment feature ensures that optimum sweeping performance is maintained at all times. A low bristle length warning light is also included on the unit’s dashboard.
Hybrid Options The Hybrid option allows you to use the same machine inside and out, seamlessly switching between engine and battery power at the touch of a
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button. The optional hybrid technology reduces emissions and noise levels, resulting in a true multipurpose sweeper. Ideal for warehouses, distribution centres, sports arenas and shopping centres.
Best In Class Features All sweeping functions are activated by pressing one button and the drive pedal. Additional features include an energy saving, all functions auto stop when the unit is not being driven. A powerful drive wheel means that the unit can climb and sweep a 20% gradient. Speed is automatically reduced on slopes minimising the risk of tilting and improving safety. Speed control is provided on side brooms too, eliminating dust and providing a useful
solution for sweeping up against gravel edges.
The Nilfisk Dustguard misting system sprays water on side brooms reducing dust considerably and improving the immediate environment. All main components and filters can be quickly and easily replaced without the need for tools minimising downtime and service costs.
Service Options A range of service options are available, from standard service with two annual maintenance visits per annum to all inclusive, fixed cost packages that include replacement machines to protect against critical breakdowns.
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750ml trigger spray is a blend of low toxic solvents that will remove a wide range of paints and inks. Spray on, leave for a few minutes, wipe off. Repeat as necessary.
Heavy duty liquid graffiti removers, more powerful than aerosolised versions, are also available, the 5L Activator, and Delta Activator in 1L bottle.
Should a company vehicle have been attacked, Greyland’s 5L concentrated Traffic Film Remover should do the job – while getting rid of traffic film at the same time.
Why not become a Greyland distributor? Greyland brand or Own Label, you’ll know that Greyland cleaning chemicals have been formulated to the highest standards in order to satisfy their national network and export markets. Just ask for a sample and test it yourself.
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