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Hand Dryer Expert,
Answer:
I hear Dyson is coming out with some new products. What are they and when will they be available?”
William
William
Answer:
William,
You have heard correctly! Dyson has introduced three new commercial hand drying products.
Dyson Airblade MK2
The MK2 is similar to the existing line of Dyson products, the size, shape look and function is essentially the same. The new Dyson digital motor, these hand dryers are expected to be more efficient and make less noise all at the same time.
The MK2 is similar to the existing line of Dyson products, the size, shape look and function is essentially the same. The new Dyson digital motor, these hand dryers are expected to be more efficient and make less noise all at the same time.
Dyson Airblade V
The Dyson V is Dyson’s first foray into a traditional wall-hung hand dryer that blows down on the user’s hands (as opposed to the original Dyson Airblade Airblade in which you put your hands down into.) However the V will not simply blow water off of the hands. Like the other Airblades, the Dyson V is an air-knife and will scrape water off of the user’s hands.
Dyson Airblade Tap
The Dyson Tap is truly the hand dryer of the future. This is not just a hand dryer, but it is also a water faucet. The user places his hands underneath the center of the tap to activate the water. He then moves his hands to either side of the tap. The water turns off and the Dyson digital motor is activated, creating an air-blade that scrapes the water off of his hands. The beauty is that the water goes right back into the sink. No water is sprayed on walls. No water collects in puddles on the floor. And every sink gets its own hand dryer.
The Dyson Tap is truly the hand dryer of the future. This is not just a hand dryer, but it is also a water faucet. The user places his hands underneath the center of the tap to activate the water. He then moves his hands to either side of the tap. The water turns off and the Dyson digital motor is activated, creating an air-blade that scrapes the water off of his hands. The beauty is that the water goes right back into the sink. No water is sprayed on walls. No water collects in puddles on the floor. And every sink gets its own hand dryer.
The new products are expected to be available for purchase beginning May to August of 2013 and can be seen at Restroom Direct . In Europe, through Bravada.
Thanks, Hand Dryer Expert