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Nilfisk SC450 Demonstration at Birmingham Youth Centre

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This was our second visit to The Factory Young People's Centre in Birmingham where we did a cleaning demonstration of the Nilfisk SC450 Scrubber Dryer. Although we try to spec the right machine before arriving at a customer’s premises you never know for sure until you try it on-site and, in this case, it was clear a larger machine was needed to do the job. Our aim is to ensure we specify exactly the right machine for the customer and this is why an on-site demonstration is so important. Youth Centre Floor Cleaning Provided by Birmingham City Council Youth Service, The Factory is a modern, state of the art youth centre located in Longbridge, South Birmingham. The Centre provides a multitude of activities and opportunities for young people (aged 10-25), from weekly youth club programmes and events to a range of services and support that young people may require. The building is also used as a conference centre and its facilities which include a large Conference Room, Meeting Ro...

Nilfisk SC450 Demonstration at Pottery Factory in Stoke-on-Trent

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We recently took a Nilfisk SC450 Scrubber Dryer's down to Stoke-on-Trent for a demonstration of its capabilities to an existing customer.  The customer was the renowned pottery company Emma Bridgewater  for who we provided a Viper AS5160 battery operated scrubber dryer the year before. That machine is now in daily use cleaning two of the three floors of their Victorian building in Stoke.  We demonstrated a couple of machines on that occasion so if you would like to read more about it click the following link:    http://sales.a3machines.info/cleaning-machine-factory-demonstration/ It's a great testimonial when a previous customer gets back in touch about another machine, so we were  delighted to be asked back to give a demonstration of a scrubber dryer for their ground floor which is subject to a large quantity of clay residue and a lot of foot and trolley traffic as the raw material enters, and the finished goods, leave the building.  Interestingly...