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Low-flow hot water steam cleaning technology

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The ThermaSteam trailer-mounted industrial steam cleaner has been built to remove graffiti and chewing gum quickly and effectively, without the use of harmful solvents or chemicals. Designed to withstand hard work and regular use, the machine's steam-generated soft-washing process will strip away graffiti, chewing gum, paint, oil, grease, moss, grime, wax coatings, and bitumen with ease. The innovative system boasts incredibly low water consumption too. Incorporating low-flow hot water technology, the Thermasteam uses just 7.5 litres of water per minute, which is half the water, or less, than a standard jet wash would use! Ideal for a number of surfaces, including brick, stone, concrete, tiles, wood, and terracotta, the ThermaSteam is perfect for hospitals, building restoration, factories and transport, food production, and countless other industries and applications. To discover more about this incredible steam cleaning solution, visit our ThermaSteam web page, where you...

Successful completion of Project Langar in photo form

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We take pride in everything we do, and our projects are a prime example of the precision we always strive to achieve. Take, for example, our recent wash bay installation in Nottinghamshire, where we relocated some of the client's original wash bay equipment from their previous installation, alongside the preparation, excavation, and concrete pour,  Completed last week, the project entailed the i nstallation of a GRP silt trap, a pump and interceptor complete with all ducting & pipework, levelling off the existing surface, and the construction of 20m X 10m concrete bay for the wash area, and all complete with two user posts and hose reels for jet washing. Photographed from start to finish, each stage has been meticulously undertaken  and we're thrilled with the results. To dig deeper into our various wash bay solutions, contact us on 01246 471147, or at  info@morclean.com , or simply visit our  website  today .  Still undecided? Take a look...

Marketing Mucks in at Project Langar

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All was quiet on the social front yesterday, as I embarked on a s ite visit to take photos  of project delivery progress at our Langar project in Nottingham. It's the first time I've seen the excavation stage of a wash bay installation up close and personal, and it was a fascinatingly valuable experience. Health and Safety First Upon approaching Morclean's cordoned-off area, which is under full ownership and control of Morclean or it's subcontractors during works, a vivid blue Morclean H&S station sat at the entrance to the site, The H&S station comes  complete with a visitor and contractor signing-in record book, HSE law poster, first aid box, fire extinguisher, and an accident book, together with a fully stocked first aid kit, As an accredited Safe Contractor, Morclean is fully dedicated to ensuring that health & safety procedures are regularly upgraded and updated in line with legislation, and our H&S Station ticks all of the regulation boxes....

ThermaFlow Hyrbid - New Low Flow Steam Cleaning Technology

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Our R&D department has developed, and recently launched, the new Therma Flow hybrid hot water steam cleaner, a low-flow machine that uses just 7.5 litres per min of water. The genius of this machine, when compared to traditional equivalent jet wash that would produce between 15 and 21 litres per min, is that the  Therma Flow  uses half the water consumption and disposal, resulting in reduced water for sites where drainage is limited or water reclaim is required. If there is no foul drain, there are 2 options because wastewater/wash water must NOT enter a surface drain storm drain or soakaway. T here is either a) less water to tanker away, or b) less water to be recycled if you're using only half the water, and l ess water means less cost and use of water, and less water to buy-in, making the  Therma Flow  e nergy saving, g reen and e fficient.  ✅   Half the water ✅   All the power ✅   Zero emissions ✅   Carbon Neutral  ✅  ...

If The Writings On The Wall, Thermsteam Can Remove It All

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While graffiti is a statement of expression for some, for others it is an unwanted, unsightly mess. Deeply i ngrained paint is one of the toughest things to remove from walls, buildings and alleyways. Porous surfaces such as brick and stone tend to absorb solvent-based spray paints, which usually require pressure washing or sandblasting to remove the offending artwork. Paint thinners and chemicals seem like a cheap and tempting alternative to the above methods, however, they tend to spread the paint and make exacerbate the problem, whereas many narrow tipped pressure jet washers can leave a visible outline of the graffiti, and sandblasters can permanently mark the surface if the tip isn't moved over the graffiti constantly. This is why our Thermasteam trailer mounted steam cleaner and hot water jet wash stands head and shoulders above the competition. The revolutionary ThermaSteam removes graffiti quickly and easily without the need for using harmful chemicals and solvents, whi...

Looking to the Future in North East Wales

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We' re already lining up projects for Spring 2021,  and are extremely excited about our new and upcoming vehicle wash project in Denbighshire, for the washing of  refuse trucks and council vehicles. This project will involve a whole host of works, including supply, civils, installation of a water management system (silt trap, GRP plant room, advanced media filter), a cleaning system (twin hot water cabinet jet wash, user posts, hose reels), and below ground items (interceptor, silt trap, buffer tank), alongside ongoing services. Above and below are examples of a past project we undertook, which is very similar to the works that will be undertaken in North East Wales. Our  Morclean H&S Station will also be delivered to the site prior to the start of the works... Phew, what a welcome challenge to hopefully a more positive year for everyone.  Roll on 2021!  

Morclean Secures New Wash Pad and Interceptor installation Project for the Washing of Heavy Duty Generators

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Always looking ahead, we have another exciting new project penciled in for a mid-October start.  A builders yard in Worcester, which is currently vacated, is set to be a brand new location for a power generator firm that will be washing heavy-duty generators.  Once the site survey has been undertaken, Morclean is to saw cut and excavate for the installation of a silt trap, interceptor, and wash pad, with s ome of these elements being placed above-ground to reduce excavation. The project will come complete with user posts and hose reels for jet washing.  Here's some before pics...               ...and we're looking forward to posting our project updates throughout the second half of October  👍 Visit us here  for more information on our range of vehicle wash systems, or please get in touch on 01246 471147 to speak our experienced sales team.

A number of specialist marine jet wash units to Aberdeen

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This week Morclean have completed another order for the supply to the off-shore industry. A number of specialist marine  wash units were dispatched  to Aberdeen.   The special build and high pressure jetting machines are fitted with accessories that are used below sea for deep cleaning. Morclean have supplied a quantity of these machines in the past with a further supply being manufactured right now! Morclean’s  Meridian series of jetters feature higher pressures and flow rates for heavy and industrial applications. The high pressure jet wash units can be manufactured on a steel skid frame with an electric motor to power the pump. Alternatively, the marine jetters can be produced on a trolley and wheels for extra portability with a diesel engine. The machines are built to withstand extreme conditions and are robustly built with extra heavy-duty pumps.

COVID-19 Update Weds 8th April 2020

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The current COVID-19 outbreak continues to evolve daily. This is impacting businesses  as we are  sure it is yours.  We value your business and we are  closely monitoring the situation and taking every possible step to continue to provide new machines, as well as service, parts, and accessories  for your existing cleaning equipment Spares, Parts & Accessories As of 8th April, we haven't seen a significant impact on our stocks or the availability to deliver spare parts and accessories. However we are beginning to see some delays on transportation of goods within Europe as well as reduced capacity among some of our Italian suppliers. At the moment we generally have availability of spare parts or can access parts from other manufacturers O n-site service Providing on-site service is difficult for us as we have had to furlough most of our mobile engineers. We do have a number of people that can provide over'the-phone help, and we ca...

Popular Shopping Centre Chain Buys Third Morclean BinWash

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Morclean have recently sent a BinWash to a popular chain of shopping centres in the UK. We're delighted to provide our client with their 3rd Morclean BinWash machine. This is set to go to a  third shopping centre location in the West Midlands. The Custom Plus machine is our best selling machine and customer favourite.  With added features and specifications the  Bin Wash Custom Plus  provides a cost effective solution into the lucrative bin washing market.  Assembled using a heavy duty galvanised trailer, baffled poly tank and stainless steel catchment tray, the Bin Wash Custom is a petrol powered, compact, sturdy and efficient cleaning machine.  Our best-selling trailer mounted machine is fitted with a Honda GX engine, 50mm ball hitch, 2200 PSI pump and feature colour co-ordinated blue front covers that stand out from the crowd. The  Custom Plus  BinWash comes with a 6-stage water filtration system: The catchment tray takes ou...

PRESS RELEASE... Going for Gold and Winning with Silver

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Article Composed by Clare Gaffoor - Morclean Marketing Assistant Significant new and innovative development of a unique filtration system for the range of Morclean bin wash machines From 1st July  2016  all mainstream  Morclean bin wash models, including the best-selling bin wash ‘Custom Plus’  (as seen at the new Manchester Cleaning Show) will now have  5 stages of filtration. Most bin wash machines on the market today (previously including Morclean models) have 3 basic stages of filtration which are based on a micron level of fine mesh using industry standard gauze type filters.     The water is filtered sufficiently to be perfectly good enough to be re-used on the bins throughout the day, but the water isn’t particularly clean, given that the operators are washing out contaminated waste bins. If a finer micron filter is used, they tend to ‘blind’ (which basically means block) and so filters with large enough holes tend to be...