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The new Visuclean vinyl from Beaverswood
A new anti-microbial adhesive vinyl from visual communication solutions specialist Beaverswood provides improved protection for people against the risk of contamination from germs and bacteria.
Part of the Visusafe Personal Protection range, Visuclean can be cut-to-size for easy application to walls, floors, door plates, trolley handles, pallet truck handles, lift buttons and desk-tops, among dozens of other items to inhibit bacterial growth. Helping industries to maintain high levels of hygiene where regular cleaning is not always effective in preventing cross contamination.
Complying with ISO22196 and European hygiene regulations (European Parliament No 852/2004), Visuclean can be applied to a wide variety of surface types and area sizes. It can also be utilised as a part of a health and safety strategy designed to successfully tackle the spread of Coronavirus and Listeria.
Offering long-term protection for up to 12 months before requiring replacement, the vinyl is available in either horizontal or vertical options and in a range of different sizes. Bespoke sizes are also available upon request, which can be supplied unprinted and clear, or with a personalised printed design overlay.
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