Maidaid's upgraded Evolution warewashing range 'more economical'

Warewashing machine manufacturer Maidaid Halcyon claims to have developed ‘the most economical glasswasher on the market’ when it comes to water consumption, with two of its recently upgraded machines made even cheaper for hospitality businesses to run.   

Product details:

The Maidaid Evolution ‘Evo401’ and ‘Evo405WS’ machines use 1.7 litres of water per cycle. Additionally, on a special cycle designed to reduce water consumption, Maidaid’s Evolution 401 and 405WS machines use just 1.4 litres.

USP:

The Evolution 401 and 405WS are fully-automatic undercounter machines, with features including surface scrap trays; both detergent and rinse aid dosed by reliable peristaltic pumps; and a specifically designed wash tank to reduce water consumption.

The machines are also double-skinned to ensure minimum heat loss and maximise noise reduction.  

Cost:

The Evolution 401 series is priced at £2950 and the Evolution 405WS is £3290.

Availability:

The full Maidaid Evolution warewashing machine series is available to all UK hospitality businesses now. For more information, click here.

Why you should buy it:

Julian Lambert, sales director of Maidaid Halcyon, said: “The development of a highly sophisticated LCD user interface means that these machines are capable of not only providing enhanced feedback for installation engineers, but they are also impressively self-diagnostics. This is a great benefit to service engineers as it ensures they are suitably prepared for the job, which can save time and money for the user.”

“These two machines are not simply a great delight for the user in terms of economical savings; they are holistic models designed specifically to meet market demands, complete with a fitted WRAS approved breaktank, a drain pump and even an internal continuous water softener on the 405WS model.” 

More information:

Fellow warewashing specialist Hobart recently launched a new GC compact glasswasher series,which uses 1.9 litres of water per cycle.