WHAT’S NEW?
ADVANCED LAUNCHES NEW COMPACT HVAC/R
CLEANING GELS RANGE Advanced, a specialist chemicals company, has unveiled its new range of super-concentrated cleaning gels in the UK. The comprehensive new range, known as AdvancedGel offers an innovative ‘mix and go’ approach which is set to change the face of HVAC/R cleaning as the only product of its kind on the market.
The new gels offer many benefits for wholesalers including next day shipping with any courier as well as requiring significantly less shelf space per litre of finished product. Engineers also reap huge benefits as the compact gels mean far less van space is taken up and their lightweight design makes them easy to carry to site – perfect for busy city working. With highly rated cleaning performance, the gels are a powerful alternative to regular chemical formats. For extra convenience, they can be mixed with either hot or cold water on site.
UK Sales Director Scott Davies said: “AdvancedGel pouches make eight litres of final product meaning engineers don’t have to carry heavy products to site – simply mix the appropriate el with water. In a recent survey, Engineers told us how valuable van space is to them and this new range solves the space issue whilst maintaining the excellent performance our customers have come to expect.”
Well known for being at the cutting edge of innovation, Advanced has a wealth of scientific knowledge and in- depth research and development has gone into the release of this exciting new range which includes Universal Coil Cleaner, Evaporator Cleaner & Disinfectant, Condensate Drain Unblocker, Condenser Cleaner and Ice Machine Cleaner.
Kajally Jobe, Head of Research and Development at Advanced, said: “We
wanted to create a product which supported us on the journey to reduce our environmental impact, as well as making life easier for the engineer. Adding either hot or cold water to the Gels on site guarantees that the active ingredients are optimally dosed while still providing the same strong cleaning power as their counterpart concentrate product and reducing lifetime costs.”
www.advancedengineering.co.uk
public, creating ‘no-go zones’ and giving you peace of mind that the entirety of your construction site is contained.
BASE STRUCTURES OFFERS WEATHERPROOF SCREENING
FOR BUILDING PROJECTS Base Structures are providing a range of waterproof, weatherproof temporary screening products to help construction projects stay on time and on budget as well as defend against storms and bad weather.
If recent stormy and wintery weather has slowed your construction project down, and you’re looking to get back on track, weatherproof screening may help. Base Structures offer a range of screens engineered to
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withstand wind loads and extreme weather. They achieve a 100% seal, allowing you to progress work even in the worst of conditions and start internal fit-outs ahead of time without waiting for glazing or cladding contractors.
Base Structures’ screens are safe and comply with all necessary ratings. PVC Coated Polyester temporary screens can be used, which have the equivalent to Class 0 fire rated and conform to EN 13501- 1. With safety in mind, temporary screening can also be used to separate works from the general
The fabric screens Base Structures use are adaptable and fix directly to the building structures, not requiring any scaffolding. This means no scaffold is being carried through completed works and reduces the amount of manual handling. Also, time saved on the programme reduces the number of man hours on site and therefore risk.
http://www.basestructures.com/products/architectural/temporary-screening/
Temporary weatherproof screening is an inexpensive, flexible and reliable solution that adds value to a construction site. It allows for project adaptability and saves costs over time. To find out more about the flexible protection temporary building screening provides, contact Base Structures for an initial chat to see what options might be available for your project.
www.basestructures.com/products/ architectural/temporary-screening/
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