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Manrose helps make ventilation sustainable
Ventilation manufacturer Manrose is helping make ventilation sustainable for electrical wholesalers and electricians through continuously improving processes to reduce waste throughout its products’ lifecycle.
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urthermore, the company is significantly increasing the use of recycled plastic from the circular economy in the manufacture of its products.
Manrose has set itself sustainability targets, each geared towards achieving significant improvements by the end of FY2025 . The company’s Lo-Watt products will help customers reduce the energy they use for ventilation and by the end of FY2025, the company is aiming for 70% of its sales from this product range. Additionally, Manrose is investing in R&D and manufacturing technology to develop fans from recycled sources with 90% of the plastic used in its facilities to be from recycled sources by the end of FY2025, without compromising on quality or reliability.
The company is already investing in the planet and helping customers make sustainable choices. 100% of its PVC ducting is already made from recycled window frames, and plastics extracted from old fridges are used to create ducting components. Meanwhile, the company’s pioneering MF100 inline fan was first manufactured from recovered material in 2018 and today, it is made from 93% recycled plastic. In addition, Manrose has invested in new energy efficient moulding and tooling equipment for its manufacturing site, offering increased
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supply capacity based on demand, while reducing its impact on the environment. Manrose and its wider sister companies are diverting 200 tonnes of PVC from landfill by ensuring 100% of its PVC ducting is made from recycled sources. The Group is also recycling the polystyrene content from old fridges to make High Impact Polystyrene (HIPS) for all rigid ducting accessories. This will save 63,000 fridges a year from going to landfill. 01753 691399
www.manrose.co.uk
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