RECENT PRODUCT NEWS

TAG claims to be among the UK’s leading height safety training providers, and a specialist in the installation and maintenance of fall protection systems.

Tarkett has developed a number of “intelligent flooring” products it says are ideally suited to healthcare environments.

Sluice room company DDC Dolphin is launching its “two stage, no-hand touch” combined sluicing solution.

As a company with its own healthcare division GE believes it “probably knows better than most” the importance of reliable distribution and control of electrical power for the healthcare market.

Deanestor has designed, manufactured and installed fitted healthcare and educational furniture since 1947, operating via everything from purchase orders from NHS Trusts through to multiple subcontracts under framework agreements with main contractors.

Yorkon will present the latest off-site construction innovations, including developments for its modular building system, including a wider range of glazing, cladding and roofing options, “allowing more architectural variety than ever before” for new hospital facilities built off-site.

A range of surgical lights said to be the world’s first to use HD-LED, a radical new HD-LED technology, will be showcased by Brandon Medical.

Teal’s new portable Hygienius hot water hand wash station needs no mains water or plumbing connections to operate and is ready to use as soon as it is plugged into a 13 amp socket.

Whether the need is for standard, decant office accommodation or highly specified specialist treatment facilities and ward blocks, Britspace Modular Buildings’ Britspace steel-frame modular solution can adapt.

Cistermiser, exhibiting alongside Keraflo, will showcase its high quality range of products and solutions for the treatment and cost-effective management of water, while Keraflo will show its delayed action float valves.

Shelving and storage solutions for the healthcare environment will be shown by Link 51 on the BioCote stand (M38).

Silver antimicrobial product protection specialist BioCote will exhibit on stand M38 alongside partners Link Lockers, which provides personal storage; CFM, which produces Notile panels, “a hygienic alternative to standard tiling systems”; shelving and storage solutions manufacturer Link 51; and clinical waste sack holder supplier Environmental Hygiene Products.

Being shown by Arjo, which offers estates managers, designers and architects a free design service, incorporating space requirements and CAD drawings, is the company’s range of patient handling, bathing and disinfection equipment.

A leading utility detection company and one of surveying’s most established firms have joined forces to offer healthcare estate and facility managers a comprehensive selection of specialist services.

Link Lockers provides the healthcare sector with personal storage solutions for staff and patients, holding the NHS supply chain contract for the supply of these items. A variety of its products, which range from lockers to bedside cupboards and cabinets, will be on show on BioCote’s stand (M38).

Medical gas system supplier to the NHS SHJ Hospital Pipelines has developed two “unique” HTM02-01-compliant remote monitoring and control systems for medical gas pipeline systems.

Spirax Sarco aims to help healthcare estates improve their steam plant operations by reducing running costs and increasing safety.

Founded in 1941, Stryker says its belief that “results speak louder than words” has made it “a leader” in the worldwide medical device market and placed it “at the forefront of medicine’s most promising solutions”.

An innovative alternative to standard tiling systems, with the grout line incorporated as an integral part of the panel, will be shown by Composite Fibreglass Mouldings (CFM).

European EMC Products (EEP) provides bespoke solutions against the effects of ionising (radiation), non-ionising (radio frequency) and DC magnetic fields.