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ESCALATOR CLEANING


DENIS RAWLINS LTD


17 Maybrook Road, Sutton Coldfield B76 1AL


E: sales@rawlins.co.uk T: 0121 351 4444 W: www.rawlins.co.uk/ren-clean


KÄRCHER UK LTD


Kärcher House, Brookhill Way, Banbury, Oxon OX16 3ED


T: 01295 752 142 E: cleaning@karcher.co.uk W: www.karcher.co.uk/professional


Denis Rawlins Ltd create brighter, healthier spaces. We are a supplier of innovative cleaning solutions which provide a scientifically-proven hygienic clean and great return on investment. With over 40 years worth of experience in the cleaning industry, we know what problem areas facilities managers are experiencing and pride ourselves on sourcing high quality, innovative systems that help combat such problems.


We are the exclusive UK suppliers of REN™Clean, an escalator cleaning system designed for daily or regular cleaning and cleans any brand, size and style of escalator or travellator in minutes, not hours. The cost per clean is also very low compared to traditional methods. Perfect for use on escalators and travellators in airports, shopping centres, office buildings and other commercial environments without the need of power or skilled operatives.


Kärcher stair and escalator cleaners deliver squeaky clean results on escalators and travellators – even whilst moving - in next to no time: ideal for both maintenance and deep cleaning, their excellent suction power ensures the applied water is consistently and reliably sucked back into the machine, preventing water from dripping into the escalator shaft beneath. The range includes three models: the BR 47/35 Esc for wet cleaning an escalator while moving; the smaller BR 45/10 escalator cleaner for dry maintenance cleaning and deep cleaning of escalators and travellators whilst they are still moving; and the convenient handheld BD 17/5 C, perfect for cleaning small hard surface areas and awkward angles such as stairs and window sills quickly in vertical or horizontal operation. All three units require very little training, and are easy to transport to and from sites, making them especially well-suited for contract cleaners.


TRUVOX INTERNATIONAL


LIMITED Unit C (East), Hamilton Business Park, Manaton Way, Botley Road, Hedge End, Southampton SO30 2JR


T: 02380 706600 E: marketing@truvox.com W: www.truvox.com


Truvox International Ltd is a leading global manufacturer and supplier of commercial floorcare machines, based in Southampton, England. Truvox has successfully expanded both its product range and its geographic reach to a point where it is now recognised in over 70 countries worldwide.


Offering a wide range of well established brands and products including Orbis rotary burnishers, Hydromist carpet extractors, Valet vacuums, Multiwash scrubbers and Cimex three brush technology.


Priding itself in being a world leader in the design and production of innovative floorcare machines as well as demonstrating thorough attention to quality standards Truvox is a BSI Registered Company (BS EN ISO 9001:2008).


In 2007 Truvox became part of the Tacony Corporation based in St. Louis, Missouri, USA providing it with world class development facilities, access to an even wider range of product permutations and extensive sourcing options.


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