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Titanium Strength, Unmatched Safety: Introducing QURA


QURA, a revolutionary tap developed in close collaboration with the UK care market, setting a new standard for safety, reliability, and taste purity. Crafted with precision, QURA stands apart as the only manufacturer offering titanium tanks, a hallmark feature ensuring unparalleled water quality and minimal maintenance.


The inclusion of titanium tanks is a game- changer,


eliminating taste issues commonly


associated with traditional tanks and virtually eradicating scale buildup. This breakthrough technology not only guarantees pristine water taste but also significantly reduces maintenance requirements, saving valuable time and resources for care facilities.


In addition to its titanium tanks, QURA excels in delivering controlled hot and chilled water with unmatched efficiency and precision. Designed to prioritize user safety, its ergonomic interface and design in line with CQC standards ensure ease of use and peace of mind for caregivers and residents alike.


With QURA, every sip is a testament to innovation and excellence, offering a seamless solution to the hydration needs of care environments while elevating standards of quality and convenience.


Nathan Murphy – National Projects Manager | +44 20 3192 1428 Email salesuk@hotspot-titanium.com | www.hotspot-titanium.co.uk


Visit us on Stand 107 at DIMH


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