Carbon Clean add new small unit
Published: 16 August, 2018
Carbon Clean, the engine decarbonising system that works on tap water, has launched a new compact CC-14 machine to complement the existing CC-16 unit.
Both machines use electrolysis-based cleaning technology to remove carbon deposits in engines which can cause loss of power, increased fuel consumption and more wear to engine components.
The CC-14 Carbon Clean machine breaks water down into an oxyhydrogen (HHO) gas mixture which is then blown into the engine to accelerate combustion and clear residues.
CC-14 uses 1.3 kW of power to produce 600 litres per hour of HHO. It measures just 65cm x 35cm x 86cm and weighs only 30 kg.
It is ideal for smaller engines and offers a ‘walk-away’ capability thanks to its automated process controls that shut down the machine once a job is completed. The CAMS failsafe safety cut-out ensures the machine will automatically shut down to prevent any gas escaping if the engine stops during the cleaning process too.
Carbon Clean have recently completed a series of successful shows, culminating in Automechanika Birmingham 2017.
www.carbon-clean.co.uk
- New glove sampling service launched by Unigloves
Single use glove specialist Unigloves has launched a new free glove sampling service.
- Cheers! TRICO celebrates European 90th with 'Brew 18'
Following the success of last years TRICO beer ‘Brew 17’ the windscreen wiper blade developer and supplier has launched another new beer, this time named ‘Brew 18’, to celebrate its 90th European anniversary.
With a generous amount being donated to the local Community Trust last year following TRICO’s sponsorship of Redditch United, Brew 18 is again exclusively on sale at the TRICO stadium, where once more, a percentage of the profits will go to the local charity.
The local Community Trust engages with the Redditch community to deliver outcomes combating antisocial behavior and crime, working with underprivileged children, reducing health inequalities and providing education to help support employability.
Product and Brand Manager Sam Robinson said: “Brew 17 was extremely well received last year, so we decided to launch another new and exclusive beer to celebrate our 90th European anniversary and once again donate a percentage of the profits to the Community Trust.”
Sam added: “Look out for the many promotions/giveaways we will be running until the end of the year to get your hands on a bottle or gift pack.”
- New packaging and products for Japanparts, Ashika and Japko
New packaging has been launched for the three brands in the Japanparts Group. While maintaining the pre-existing colour schemes for Japanparts, Ashika and Japko, the new packaging shows off a new image. On top of the new design, packaging also features an updated layout that is intended to be easier to read. The launch of the new packaging also coincides with by the introduction of six new product families: Gear selection cables; Clutch control cables; Windshield wiper pumps; ABS sensors; Camshaft sensors; Crankshaft sensors.
- Ben4Business: new business package launched
Ben has launched a new package for businesses, called Ben4Business.
- PRO.TECT – All-new single use hand protection
Unigloves has launched the new PRO.TECT Range, an enhanced collection of single use gloves dedicated to the automotive sector. The range features one latex and three silicone free, nitrile gloves to meet increasing demand for silicone free manufacturing environments, making them ideal for painting or bonding applications, removing the threat of finger marks and glove-borne paint contamination which could result in expensive re-working. The range combines multiple features including chemical resistance and DiamondGrip Technology. Their durable nitrile construction provides improved resistance to snagging and scuffs while offering high-level dexterity and comfort.
info.unigloves.co.uk/request-a-sample
