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Viper Fang 24T Cleaning Machine Repaired at Fishguard Primary School

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One of our cleaning machine engineers attended a Primary School in Fishguard last week that had a fault with their Viper Fang 24T scrubber dryer . The school reported that the machine had stared smelling and leaking black streaks behind when in use. The school rely on this machine to provide a clean environment for the children who as you can image can cause quite a mess at times. Fishguard is a coastal town on the Welsh Pembrokeshire coast which is quite a remote yet beautiful area. A3 Machines clients stretch right across the country so its not unusual to find our engineers putting in some miles to resolve a machine issue. This is why we always take time to train our customers in the operation and maintenance of their machines when we are on-site, it also helps minimise downtime for the customers. Repairing a Viper Fang 24T Scrubber Dryer in Pembrokeshire It’s a good four-hour drive to Fishguard from our service centre in Market Drayton so we dispatched an engineer the followin...

School Floor Polishing with a Taski Ergodisc in Wales

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It was with great pleasure that we recently attended the John Beddoes Campus of Newtown High School in Wales to demonstrate a Taski Ergodisc 17” floor polisher. We were there at the request of the school who were looking for a new machine to replace their Taski Ranger 15” floor polisher which had given them 20-years of service. In fact, the old machine had been used on a daily basis during term times to polish the non-slip assembly hall vinyl floor; I don’t think anyone could complain at that and what a testament to reliability of Taski machinery. Newtown High School, Presteigne Newtown High School has a history going back to 1565 when it was founded by John Beddoes, a wealthy wool manufacturer. He provided for the establishment of a “free grammar school to bring up the youth .... in virtue, discipline and learning“, and this remains as the ethos of the school today. The school was to be maintained from the rents of local properties and this legacy continued until April ...