Product News Anti microbial assistance alarm kit
– helping to fight infection ESP’s Assistance Alarm Kit is a simple to install 3-part kit designed to meet the criteria of care standards set out in Part M building regulations and British Standard BS8300. It comprises of an Indication Module, Pull Cord Module and Reset Module.
microbial properties - making it an ideal choice for hygiene sensitive applications. When independently tested, the modules proved to be 99.99% effective in reducing Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus aureus. The Indication Module includes an 80db
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distinctive tone alert sounder with clear LED alert triangle indication for when the alarm has been triggered. The Pull cord module features an anti-ligature mechanism and has a distinctive red pull cord supplied with 2 handles, including an LED alert triangle. The Reset Module features a clear LED alert triangle indication with internal sounder to reassure the user the alarm has been raised and assistance is on the way. In addition, the alert triangle doubles up as the alarm’s reset button, which is clearly marked with
Unicrimp seals the deal with T
he high quality, universal range of adhesives and
sealants is based on hybrid technology for both interior and exterior applications. The full range comprises silicone adhesives, bonding adhesives, expanding foams, plaster fillers, decorators caulk, threadlocker, putty and fixing tapes.
The SX Mighty Strength Grip &
Grab Adhesive has initial bond strength which is double that of most other grab adhesives. It bonds heavy objects to vertical surfaces immediately without slippage or support making it an excellent alternative fixing adhesive that replaces nails, screws and other mechanical fixings. This adhesive is solvent free, cures quickly and is water and weather proof. It is suitable for bonding most building substrates but in particular for fixing of large panels, wallboards and mirrors. The SX Mighty Strength Seal & Fix is a high quality, universal adhesive and
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ach module is manufactured from urea formaldehyde which has anti
raised lettering for ease of use. The kit comes complete with battery back-up function (battery supplied) which includes low battery indication. The compact design makes it suitable for
many interiors and the system is expandable to include additional indication and pull cord modules if required. All three modules are designed to fit a standard 1-gang box, which is supplied with each module. Part of ESP’s Essentials range, the kit is supplied with a disabled person sign for the toilet door. The assistance alarm kits are also
available in a stainless steel finish to maximise their appeal across a broad range of applications.
For further information, contact ESP on 01527 515150, email
info@espuk.com or visit
www.espuk.com.
adhesives range Scolmore Group company, Unicrimp, supplies the Siroflex range of adhesives and sealants - a trusted brand among professional tradespeople.
can be used safely in food preparation areas and cold storage. It has excellent adhesion to most non-porous surfaces, will bond to damp surfaces and is paintable with water based and two component paints. This product is based on a neutral curing system, where it cures under the influence of humidity to form a durable elastic seal and is free from isocyanates. As well as being fast curing and almost odourless, it is also solvent free and is water, frost and heat resistant. The product will even bond to damp or wet surfaces making it suitable for external as well as internal applications. It has
excellent adhesion to most building substrates including wood, natural stone, mirrors, concrete, metal, mortar, bricks, gypsum and glass.
For further information contact Unicrimp on 01827 300600:
sales@unicrimp.com or visit
www.unicrimp.com
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