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INFECTION PREVENTION & CONTROL


Cleaning processes are generally effective at reducing bacteria on surfaces, but as soon as cleaning stops, microbes begin to grow. BeaconMedæs supplies piped medical gas distribution systems including the Gem Shield medical gas terminal unit. This is available in a wide range of mounting options, connection types and orientations for installations in walls, bedhead trunking, headwalls, theatre and intensive care pendant systems. The Kingspan PalDuct Eco System with antimicrobial product protection is an advanced pre-insulated rectangular HVAC ductwork system. The system panels comprise a fibre-free high performance rigid thermoset polyisocyanurate (PIR) insulation core, faced on one side with an embossed aluminium foil and the other with a smooth aluminium foil. Both facings are coated with antimicrobial technology. The panels can be joined together to create a pre-insulated HVAC ductwork system that can resist the spread of surface bacteria within the treated system. R&M, manufacturers of cabling systems has also developed a line of outlets and patch cords with antimicrobial product protection suitable for health institutions, patient rooms and similar deployment areas which have an inherent risk from surface contamination. The plastic parts contain inbuilt antimicrobial technology to inhibit the growth of bacteria tested to ISO 22196. Medical cabinets, cubicles and surfaces in reception areas are also public contact


PalDuct Eco System


points that can harbour dangerous bacteria. Sealwise WCB is an ultra-hygienic antimicrobial sheet material for use within the health sector through cladding or HTM 63/71 specifications. Sealwise can be fabricated using conventional tools and equipment and is currently specified in hygiene-critical environments including hospitals, GP surgeries and dentists. Tiled surfaces are notoriously difficult to keep clean because the grout-lines can support the growth of harmful bacteria or unsightly black mould. As an alternative to ceramic wall tiles, Composite Fibreglass Mouldings manufactures NoTile hygienic wall


Q Shield Kills 99.999% of Bacteria, Viru


Does Not Wash Off


24 hours 28 days


Protection On Skin


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panels. The panels are designed for speed of fit and low maintenance, making them ideal for hospitals, care homes, kitchens and washroom areas. As the grout-lines are an integral part of the antimicrobial surface, they much easier to maintain. Trovex provides a complete package of products to improve hygiene standards within the healthcare environment, including Activ:ion wall cladding and door sets. They have been tested in operating theatres and other areas with infection control protocols and proven to outperform traditional wall finishes including stainless steel, preventing the growth of dangerous bacteria such as


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