WHAT’S NEW?
CHEMTRA INTRODUCES TOUCH-FREE HAND
SANITISER STATION Chemical distribution company, Chemtra Limited, has introduced the Igieniko Hand Sanitiser Station, a completely touch-free wireless dispenser. With its practical pedal- operation, the user simply places their hands under the dispenser, presses their foot down onto the pedal and out squeezes the gel.
The dispenser can be placed at entrances to buildings and at chosen locations inside offices. It has been introduced to help protect staff from a major resurgence of COVID-19.
Available to buy online for £299, the stand has seen a huge increase in sales over the past month according to Chemtra, as businesses prepare to welcome back more staff.
Along with the sanitising dispenser, Chemtra offer an 80% alcohol sanitising solution which is EN1500 certified and World Health Organisation (WHO) formulation one approved. This gives employees the confidence to return to the workplace in a safe and clean environment.
The Igieniko Hand Sanitiser Station holds five litres of sanitising gel
VORTICE LAUNCHES NEW
AIR PURIFIER Burton-upon-Trent based ventilation systems supplier Vortice has launched the DePuro Pro plug and play air purifier, specifically developed with double filtration to reduce the number of particles in the air such as bacteria, micro-organisms and viruses.
Designed for all kinds of spaces such as care homes, offices, hotels, universities and the health sector, this is clearly of huge interest as we fight the COVID-19 pandemic.
The DePuro Pro is available in two sizes and comes with HEPA 14 absolute filters, capable of retaining up to 99.995% of microparticles (equivalent diameter 0.3µm) which require periodic replacement, highlighted by the filter status indicator on the control panel.
The DePuro Pro 150 is suitable for rooms up to 50m2
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– enough for around 5,000 pumps – and businesses can even customise the dispenser with their own corporate colours and logo.
Jesse Palle, MD at Chemtra Limited, said: “When it was launched the Igieniko Hand Sanitiser Station had the honour of being the very first dispenser in the UK to be able to offer ‘pedal-operated’ technology and is an ideal solution for facilities managers who need to follow Government guidelines and ensure their buildings are COVID-secure.
“The stand requires no cables, batteries or mains power and is completely wireless. It’s light in weight and can be positioned wherever FMs would like to place it. It has been designed with the individual in mind, ensuring a better user experience and safer operation for people of various heights.
“The stand’s five-litre unit capacity, means staff do not have to be constantly refilling the dispenser from plastic bottles, so it’s a very environmentally friendly option. FMs also like the fact they can customise the dispenser to match their branding too.”
www.igieniko.co.uk/ 300 is suitable for rooms up to 100m2
This new product is highly energy efficient, is easy to handle and has sound absorbing panels making it almost silent to operate.
General Manager Kevin Hippey said: “We’re delighted to be able to offer an air purifier which will be an important tool to maintain good indoor air quality. Scientists have reiterated the importance of good ventilation throughout this pandemic and that, coupled with air filtration and purification, can really help reduce infected particles making it of particular interest in the health and care sector as well as in universities, hotels and offices.”
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You can download the full catalogue here.
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Full details of the DePuro Pro air purifier are available on the Vortice website.
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