TEMPERATURE TESTING & MONITORING
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PRESSURE REDISTRIBUTION PRODUCTS
BATHERTON EXPRESS
www.batherton-express.co.uk Pressure Redistribution Products
DEVON FOAM PRESSURE REDISTRIBUTION PRODUCTS
Save time and money using catering thermometers with 3 second Thermasprint response from TME.
• Pocket chef thermometers for food service
• Robust waterproof thermometers with dishwasher-safe probes
• Sous Vide temperature kits • Oven-proof stainless steel probes
• MM7100 Barcode thermometer with user-set alarms and corrective action recommendations
• Cold store temperature monitoring kits +44 (0)0 11903700651
903700651
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info@birchcarpets.co.uk FOOT & HEEL
PROTECTOR • Single Pair - £6.99 inc VAT
UTILITY PAD • Twin Pack (2 Pads)
- £10.99 inc VAT CARPETS
www.hwpickrell.co.uk FALLS PREVENTION
zybax.co.uk Help Reduce The Risk of Falls With Our Unique Solutions
Have you been searching for an all-in-one fall monitor thatworks with bed, chair, floor sensor pads and a cord & clip? Look no further!
The new FallsX Professional, 50% lighter and smaller than it’spredessesor, is a portable plug-and-play monitor designed tohelp staff reduce the risk of falls. Features include nurse callintegration, pager, battery or mains powered, recordable voice message and time delay.
FLOOR FINISH
Clarion 25 is an extremely durable floor finish that is ideal when there is limited equipment or manpower for a buffing program. Clarion 25 is versatile and may be used on all porous floors.
When patient safety is your concern, quality counts. Free Phone: 0500 500 667
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Healthcare Solutions
David Pinder – European General Manager email:
dpinder@buckeyeinternational.com mobile: 07788 432884
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