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ADVERTORIALS
Randex introduces rental and leasing schemes for its ‘Compact’ vertical storage systems
• Both schemes include full technical support and maintenance • Option to convert any lease into full ownership after 24 months • Rental available from three months, handles seasonal spikes in demand
• “Randex’ new rental and leasing schemes are ideal for businesses with a short-term need, or companies wanting to reduce their capital expenditure” says Randex director James Roberts
Leading vertical storage lift company Randex is introducing rental and leasing schemes for its
range of ‘Compact’ vertical systems: both include full technical support and maintenance. Under the scheme a lease can be converted into full ownership at any time after 24 months, converting the Compact system into an asset, while rental is available from three months to handle seasonal spikes in demand.
Randex 07881 412899
sales@randex.com
Impact sucks your waste away - Automated waste packaging removal solution
Unigloves Doubles Its Protective Gloves Range
Hand protection specialist Unigloves has more than doubled its range of protective gloves with the launch of a new range of industrial gloves and specialist electrical safety gloves.
The new Unigloves Nitrex industrial gloves range –
https://unigloves.co.uk/reusable-
gloves/nitrex/summary – ensures truly comprehensive hand protection against all major risk categories, including chemical, cut, impact, thermal and electrical hazards.
Physical protection against cuts, punctures and abrasion resistance, through to dry, wet and
oil grip is also offered. There are also protective sleeve and chemical gauntlet options along with a range of dip coatings.
New surface technologies have also been created, including:
NitreGrip™ Technology – a new, advanced surface treatment providing an assured grip when working in dry, wet or oily conditions. NitreGuard™ Technology assuring high-performance in the straight blade cut test for workers requiring cut protection.
Joining Nitrex is the Sibille electricians range providing dielectric and arc flash protection from
500 Volts to 36,000 Volts -
https://unigloves.co.uk/reusable-gloves/sibille-safe/summary. Supporting the range is comprehensive ancillary equipment including leather over gloves, cotton under gloves, storage containers and safety checking equipment.
“The ranges are a truly comprehensive addition to our existing single use protective gloves,
enabling us to offer workers across all major industries enhanced hand protection against the major workplace hand hazards,” said Karen Cresswell, Sales Manager - Technical of Unigloves UK.
To find out more about the new Nitrex and Sibille glove ranges including a short film about the
range, visit:
https://unigloves.co.uk/reusable-gloves/nitrex/summary or
https://unigloves.co.uk/reusable-gloves/sibille-safe/summary, email
enquiries@unigloves.co.uk or call Unigloves on 0800 049 6602.
Unigloves UK 0800 049 6602
enquiries@unigloves.co.uk www.unigloves.co.uk
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Impact Air Systems 116 244 8855
sales@impactairsystems.com
www.impactairsystems.com
With each passing year, the volume of waste plastic film, bags, cling pallet wrap, paper, and other flexible packaging materials, used by large ecommerce companies, fulfilment groups, supermarkets, mega warehouses, and distribution facilities, continues to rise. As consumer habits move away from the high street and towards online shopping and returns, this is only going to continue and contribute to a huge logistical challenge to manage unwanted flexible materials. In-
house waste disposal is becoming increasingly important and more reliable and effective solutions for removing, transporting, and recycling waste, are essential. In many instances, the simple waste bin or cage is still widely used in these facilities to
allow operators to dispose of unwanted mixed packaging during their daily duty. These are then manually moved to central waste collection points or compactors. Impact Air System’s solutions for large ecommerce and fulfilment giants are engineered to
allow the operators to hand feed unwanted flexible material such as adhesive tape backing, garment bags, pallet wrapping, tissue paper or other similar waste products directly into a dedicated local suction point, located near the workstation. No more bins clogging up the work area or wasted time walking to and from central compactors or waste cages. No more slip or trip hazards when waste collects on the floor, significantly reducing labour costs and time. There is also the added benefit of better recycling rates of this material if sorted at the source and bulk compacted or baled, resulting in a significant reduction in handling and transportation costs and treatment fees at the waste site. Think vacuum cleaner, just on a much larger scale and integrated into the building’s structure.
Waste is collected from the source of generation, transported through a ductwork system at a high level, freeing up valuable floor space. A fan provides the suction, moving material at high speeds to a central recycling area for compacting or baling. Systems can be designed to collect material from multiple workstations simultaneously and
transport it long distances to a convenient point, even move the waste to the outside of the building. Each system can be built bespoke to each packing/unpacking scenario depending on the number of workstations, material quantity and space within the facility. Impact Air Systems works within a wide range of industry sectors, providing air-based
technologies to improve productivity, increase recycling rates, reduce manpower, and save money, all whilst fulfilling environmental responsibilities.
TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION
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