Pseudomonas aeruginosa, a versatile bacterium comprising various species, thrives in diverse environments. It has the potential to cause diseases in plants, animals, and humans. However, in most cases, it coexists harmlessly with us
Touchless water dispensers are becoming increasingly popular for a multitude of reasons, including their hygienic benefits and convenience. There are various ways that touchless dispense can work, from sensors to timed dispense and foot pedals. At Borg & Overström we’re constantly innovating and developing new technologies for our water dispensers and keeping our products hygienic and intuitive, as highlighted by our SensorBeam® touch-free projection illuminated water dispenser.
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In today's fast-paced world, staying hydrated is more important than ever. When your customers order a Borg & Overström water dispenser for their work environment it’s important to place it somewhere that gives them easy access to clean and refreshing water. However, deciding where to place the water dispenser is a crucial decision that can impact its convenience and efficiency.
There are many advantages to selling an integrated water dispenser to your customer base. Here we’ve outlined the top 5 reasons where you can benefit and offer the best service to your customers.
We are delighted to introduce our latest innovation, SensorBeam®, which offers unique, completely touchless water dispense. The futuristic SensorBeam® uses advanced projection mapped controls that illuminate symbols directly onto the floor. It couldn’t be easier to dispense fresh, clean, filtered water, by simply placing a foot
Over the past five years, there has been significant growth in the integrated tap system market, with the benefits of filtered, quality hydration overtaking not only standard tap water, but traditional bottled water dispensers too. The increasing popularity of integrated tap systems can be attributed to...
Our latest distributor story looks at how Borg & Overstrom's recent innovation in point of use water dispensing, the E6, was able to meet the brief from DHL in Dubai to provide a premium, bottle-free, sustainable drinking water solution for their staff.
The World Health Organisation’s Global Report on Infection Prevention and Control has stated that good Infection Prevention Control (IPC) can reduce healthcare infections by 70%. As such, the healthcare industry is turning to more innovative touch-free solutions in high traffic areas where cross-contamination is prevalent. Borg & Overström understand the importance of maintaining hygiene to create safe drinking water and are continuously innovating.
The last five years has seen significant change within the water dispensing market as integrated drinking water taps have gathered pace and developed a market share which is growing faster than both traditional point of use water dispensers and bottled water dispensers combined. Since 2017 integrated tap system units have grown by 35% (CAGR of 6.2%). Comparatively point of use units have grown by 23.4% (CAGR 4.3%) and bottled water dispensers have only grown by 10.3% (2.0% CAGR). Integrated tap systems now account for 7% of the market share across Western Europe.*
