WHAT’S NEW?


SNICKERS WORKWEAR – WORK TOGETHER WITH YOU


FOR CLIMATE CONTROL New styles from Snickers Workwear deliver winter warmth and cooling comfort when you need it.


Not only will you stay warm with Snickers Workwear’s 37.5 Technology clothing, you’ll look and feel cool too. With styles for both professional tradesmen and women, they excel at ventilation to keep you cool and moisture transportation to stop you getting cold. They work together


to keep you working comfortably wherever you are on site.


The 37.5 Technology fabric is a very quick-drying material that captures and releases moisture vapour – like your sweat - for superior coolness and dry working comfort. It’s integrated into selected Snickers Workwear base-, mid- and top-layer garments to keep you working at your best whatever the weather.


After all, keeping a balanced work temperature is not just about staying cool and in great shape, it’s a matter of your wellbeing and job safety.


So, to make sure you get the right protection, visibility, flexibility, durability and ventilation, check out the Climate Control garments from Snickers Workwear that work together to suit your workday.


Call: 01484 854788 www.snickersworkwear.co.uk


ZIP LAUNCHES NEXT GENERATION SYSTEM WITH INFECTION CONTROL IN


MIND Zip Water has announced the launch of its fifth generation drinking water system.


As workplaces begin to welcome people back, facilities and office managers will no doubt be looking for ways to keep staff safe and healthy. The latest Zip G5 command centre has been designed to provide additional hygiene control to businesses, as well as offer an improved user interface, making it the most advanced system Zip has ever created.


As with its previous iterations, the G5 provides filtered boiling, chilled and sparkling water in an instant, but now includes features such as SteriTouch antimicrobial treatment which is applied to both key components in the water path and touchpad in the new Classic Plus tap, killing 99.9% of bacteria.


Other key features include:


• Energy efficient technology such as PowerPulse that eliminates water waste and a


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sleep function that saves energy when not in use.


• Improved user interface tailored to your preferred settings, enabling easier customisation and the ability to check remaining filter life and CO2 levels (on sparkling models).


• Environmentally-friendly R290 gas is used to meet recommended environmental best-practice guidance.


• Industry-leading MicroPurity 0.2 micron filtration system removes microplastics, dirt, lead, 99.9% of microbiological cysts and 97% of chlorine for pure-tasting drinking water.


• Air-cooled system eliminates the use of water in the cooling process, making it the perfect choice for the environmentally conscious.


This new under-the-counter system is partnered with one of Zip’s sleek HydroTaps, which can be positioned either over-sink or on the countertop with the addition of a font. Customers can choose from a variety of models, which include the HydroTap Classic Plus, with antimicrobial SteriTouch touch pad, the HydroTap Classic Plus All-in-One which provides unfiltered


hot and cold in addition to filtered boiling, chilled and sparkling water, and the HydroTap Touch Free Wave which is operated by infrared sensor, providing 100% touch free operation thus reducing touchpoints in the workplace.


The innovative HydroTap systems are also conducive to an environmentally positive refill-culture, negating the use for single-use plastics.


In addition, any concerns about maintenance can be instantly eased with Zip’s HydroCare service offering. With a choice of package options, customers can ensure that their machines are working at peak condition all year round.


For a free consultation or to find out more about the new fifth generation HydroTap range click here.


Call: 0345 646 1015 www.zipwater.co.uk


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