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the drain, meaning this water is “free of charge” and, from an ergonomic point of view, the manual hand shower could be removed, so reducing the amount of manual work,” says Titusson. “From a quality perspective,


the prewash process is done in a controlled way, from above and below, using water from the dishwasher,” he adds. “Te overall running cost will be significantly reduced due to removal of the manual hand shower. Te dirt will stay in the PRM and consequently there is not a need to change the water in the dishwasher as often as before. It also enables you to reduce the washing time and chemical consumption in the dishwasher.”


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“Sustainability has been a part of our DNA from the start in 1972 and the company has grown with this in our minds all since then,” says Titusson. “Our philosophy is that dishwashers should last for a long time, meaning at least 20 years. From a sustainability perspective the worst one could do is to buy equipment and throw it away after only a few years.” “Of course, this strategy puts


many demands on us, such as providing spare parts for all product series for many years and being very accurate when selecting important components such as pumps, valves, and


electronics,” he adds. “We also minimize the use of plastic parts in our machines and instead use stainless steel where possible.” Among the innovations that


the company has driven is the Pre-Rinse Machine (PRM), which aims to make the prewashing process less time-consuming and more efficient. It works in combination with a rack conveyor or hood-type machine and has the potential to greatly reduce running costs and improve quality. “Positioned prior to the dishwasher, the PRM reuses the water from the dishwasher that otherwise should have gone to


The overall running cost will be significantly reduced due to removal of the manual hand shower


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