Cromwell Polythene News

INTERCLEAN RETURN FOR CROMWELL POLYTHENE

Cromwell Polythene marks its return to ISSA Interclean with the launch of a new healthcare range that builds on the company's 'Wave' examination gloves. Complementing the blue nitrile, clear and synthetic vinyl gloves introduced last year, Cromwell had added disposable aprons, available in blue or white and packed in dispenser packs of 100 or rolls of 200.

Also available is a range of UN accredited clinical waste sacks, manufactured from a high proportion of recycled polyethylene. The range includes yellow sacks – available with or without printing and used for incinerating hazardous waste such as body parts and organs, blood bags and blood preserves, including category A waste; printed orange bags for the treatment of infectious and potentially infectious waste at a licensed/permitted facility and yellow striped or 'Tiger' bags, in which offensive/hygiene waste may be landfilled.

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Available in varying capacities and packed loose or in rolls of 20 or 25, the specialist sacks are held in stock at Cromwell’s 30,000 sq. ft. warehouse for immediate despatch.

Completing the 'Wave' line-up is a range of healthcare disposables, including sanitary bin liners, draw tape sanitary liners, specimen bags and black refuse sacks.

Commenting on this year's show sales director Paul Fleetwood said: "Last year’s debut proved a great success, both in cementing relationships with existing distributors and in opening new accounts with whom we are now successfully trading. Our healthcare products are part of a 200-plus range of bags, including refuse sacks, box liners and food contact products," he adds. "We stock bags in just about every size, shape and colour, using both virgin and high quality recycled blends, depending on the application."

Cromwell Polythene also runs a thriving recycling business, recovering used packaging, which serves as a valuable feedstock for re-manufacturing into Cromwell's popular range of fit for purpose refuse sacks.