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Comprehensive range of chemicals and detergents Sychem’s product portfolio features a range of chemicals, detergents, and consumables such as ATP testing kits and SuperSnap surface tests. It also offers comprehensive medical solutions, including sterile goods baskets, transport systems, and storage solutions. Additionally, its Mobile Consumables Warehouse range ensures healthcare facilities have access to essential items like cleaning guns, trolleys, and surgical instruments, while its modular and mobile systems offer flexible, turnkey solutions. Sychem provides an extensive range of equipment tailored to healthcare settings. Its customisable service packages include UKAS- accredited validation, planned preventative maintenance (PPM), and 24/7 emergency breakdown support, ensuring optimal performance and compliance with HTM 01 01 standards. From washing and disinfection to sterilisation and decontamination, the company’s nationwide network of engineers is equipped to provide contract-level support that meets the most challenging healthcare needs.
conditioning. The company aims to bring innovative, quality products and services to professional markets that rethink how people and organisations experience skin care, cleaning, and hygiene.
identified over 99% of the PM2.5 data was made up of ultra-fine particles (UFPs), the most harmful to health. In just one hour, the Blast Mini reduced UFPS by nearly 60%, providing vital protection for patients and staff. Paired with the Akara AI module, the Blast Mini
is claimed to be the only clinical-grade air purifier compliant with HTM-03 recommendations (UKCA, EN 1822-1:2019, EN ISO 29463-3:2018). Operating at <45dB, it also offers remote monitoring for assurance and traceability. Read the hospital lab results at: https://
smartairfilters.com/uk/en/the-importance-of- monitoring-smaller-particles/
Easy-to-use VH2O2 low- temperature steriliser Getinge Poladus 150 delivers the safety and quality that your facility needs when sterilising heat-sensitive surgical instruments. This reliable and easy-to-use VH2O2 low-temperature steriliser maximises throughput for sterile processing departments. It offers high instrument turnover due to a combination of fast cycles, a large chamber capacity, and consistent and accurate results.
Experts in IPC and professional skin care SC Johnson Professional is a leading expert in infection prevention and professional skin care. Through its dedicated Cutan healthcare product range, it is one of the largest hand hygiene suppliers to the NHS. The company makes quality products that are independently tested to high standards.
Cutan healthcare products are specifically
formulated to meet the needs of healthcare professionals and patients in high frequency use environments. When used in combination with each other, as part of a three-step programme, they can help reduce the spread of infection and maintain good skin health through proper
Sanitising lights target pathogens Anglo Nordic’s Sanitising Lights provide hospitals, GP practices and other healthcare settings with a highly effective, low-maintenance, solution for continuous, passive infection control. Designed to target airborne and surface pathogens, these lights help reduce the spread of bacteria and viruses, including those responsible for healthcare-associated infections (HCAIs) and are proven to be highly effective against SARS-CoV-2, MRSA, and more. The visible light technology works without
chemicals or UV-C, and, in most cases, fit into existing fittings. Continuous operation ensures consistent disinfection, even in hard-to-reach
Lower your bioburden Air quality in hospitals is measured by PM2.5 levels, yet it’s the ultra-fine particles (PM1 and below) that pose the greatest health risk. The HEPA H13 Blast Mini is a compact, additive-free air purifier (no ozone) and is among the quietest in the commercial market. Smart Air UK recently tested the Blast Mini in a hospital lab. PM2.5 levels, before and after, were both within WHO guidelines, yet the PM0.3 counter
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