RECENT PRODUCT NEWS
Thermal improvements from Kawneer
A new thermal enhancement of its “already thermally efficient” AA600TE series of windows and doors has been launched by architectural aluminium systems supplier Kawneer.
Bigger capacities, slimmer models
Miele Professional has added several new models to its professional laundry range. Features include bigger capacities and slimmer footprints, while Miele’s new heat-pump dryers reportedly deliver up to 60% savings in electricity costs.
Get the best out of your training budgets
With only a few weeks left until the new NHS budgets are available, Develop Training is offering customers the chance to get the most out of this year’s budgets with the training spend they still have available to invest before 1 April.
Kettering Hospital opts for ‘built-in’ infection control
Upgraded pathology laboratories at Kettering General Hospital in Northamptonshire have been equipped with Marshall-Tufflex’s all-curved, Odyssey Bio antimicrobial cable containment system to enhance infection control measures within the hospital’s sterile services section.
Cut steam boiler costs with zero-loss reverse osmosis
An innovative steam boiler water treatment technology from Spirax Sarco uses reverse osmosis (RO), in a process the company says enables healthcare steam users to achieve 'a step-change' in energy efficiency.
Building controls qualification ‘first’
Building energy management system (BEMS) manufacturer Trend Controls Systems and vocational training provider Apprenticeship Training (ATL) have developed, and are jointly delivering, what they say is the UK’s first ever qualification for building controls technicians.
Thermostatic mixers offer ‘50% water savings’
Water savings of up to 50% are reportedly achievable using the latest extension to Douglas Delabie’s Securitherm range – new thermostatic basin and sink mixers independently BuildCert tested and certified to NHS Model Engineering Specification D08/TMV3.
Safety software upgrade
Portable appliance testing (PAT) specialist Seaward has upgraded its (PAT) data management program for large corporate database and health and safety system use.
Looking to the future
Casella Monitor says its new Evolution range of ambient gas analysers “builds on the heritage, reliability, and high quality” of the existing certified ML 9800 series, while offering improved user interface and functionality without compromising on measurement cell performance or quality of data.
High quality, ‘cost-effective’ training
Independent medical gas consultancy and training provider MGPS Services (citing HSE data) says over 200 people are killed annually in accidents at work, and over one million injured.
‘Take it away today’ initiative
Plumb Center has launched a “take it away today” initiative with Bristan, to enable installers to pick up Bristan products, off-theshelf, and walk away with them that day.
Brochure details modular design options
Foremans Relocatable Building Systems, reportedly the UK’s largest supplier of recycled and refurbished modular buildings to the healthcare sector, has published a new brochure outlining the design options and technical advancements now available for its “highly sustainable, fast, and costeffective accommodation solutions”.
SAS launches double hook system
SAS International has introduced a new Double Hook system for its System 205 and 600 ranges. The ceiling panels and rafts from these ranges are now demountable from either side, for greater speed of installation and ease of access for essential maintenance.
MK’s ‘open and shut case’
MK Electric – the wiring device and accessory manufacturer – is replacing its Masterseal range with a collection of enhanced IP-rated products called Masterseal Plus.
‘Money-saving’ emergency lighting
Hochiki Europe’s new emergency lighting system is an EN50172- compliant “intelligent” low voltage LED system. The UK-manufactured system comprises an addressable emergency lighting control panel with addressable, self-contained LED luminaires and signage connected via low voltage cabling.
Scrubwear range expanded
In response to the increased demand for scrubwear, Grahame Gardner has introduced a new unisex scrub tunic within its latest brochure. .
Catalogue ‘cuts costs not corners’
Mindful of the pressure on organisations to reduce costs, materials handling specialist Stanley Handling has launched a dedicated version of its 2011 catalogue for the public sector.
‘Platform-independent’ nurse call
Dubai’s recent Arab Health 2011 event saw the Static Systems Group unveil its new FusionIP nurse call communication technology. The system is designed to bring increased efficiency, simplified communications integration, and intelligent alarm processing, along with “long-term investment security”.
Freedor swings into action
A “new, unique, ergonomic solution” for holding fire doors open safely and legally while enabling improved access has been introduced by Fireco. Freedor is a wireless device installed at the top of a fire door, allowing the door to swing freely, and be left in any position, but closing it when the fire alarm sounds.
Hands-free infrared tap
Mechline Developments, which manufactures and distributes equipment and products for the foodservice and healthcare sectors, can now offer the Delabie Tempomatic 4, a hands-free infrared tap said to offer “up to 90% water savings” and “exceptional hygiene standards”
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