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VIDEO SHOWCASE


Video Showcase Rates: 12 months: £480 (£40 per month) 6 months: £360 (£60 per month)


OspreyDeepclean is Europe’s largest supplier of commercial and industrial Steam Cleaning Technology. The comprehensive range comprises some 30 models offering a machine suitable for every task.


Our specialised low-pressure steam cleaning system is unparalleled in terms of its cleaning efficiency and bacterial efficacy.


Our Robby range is a unique hygienic cleaning system for every environment and is ideally suited for the hospitality sector, including Fast Food outlets, Gyms and Hotels.


OSPREYDEEPCLEAN Ltd sales@ospreydc.com 01242 513 123 www.ospreydc.com


New 80L Procycle recycling bin to reduce waste and increase compliance


We’re delighted to launch the new Procycle Recycling Bin range that’s designed to simplify waste management, enhance recycling efficiency, and comply with new legislative requirements.


“With the recent legislation in Wales and upcoming changes across England, the new system provides an effective solution for businesses to stay ahead of regulations and enhance their recycling efforts."


Made from hardwearing and robust polypropylene, the bins are easy to assemble and are available with seven different colour-coded back panels that simply slot into place.


For more information, please visit www.robert-scott.co.uk/new-procycle- recycling-bin


Full video here


www.robert-scott.co.uk 01457 819400


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CONTACT US TO BOOK YOUR SPACE NOW Call Clare Gapp 01625 426054


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