A soap dispenser comes in several types. A distinction is made between the cartridge liquid soap dispenser and the soap dispenser accepting bulk liquid soap.
In the case of the cartridge soap dispenser it has
the advantage of being
very hygienic , no filling problem since a cartridge change is made. On the other hand, the
price of cartridges is very
often higher in price per liter than a liquid soap in bulk (can of 5 liters for example). However, this is to be weighed against the fact that a
cartridge soap
dispenser consumes much less than a bulk soap dispenser. In fact, the latest generations of soap dispensers dispense foam and thus
consume 5 to 7 times less than with bulk liquid soap. In general, the manufacturer of cartridge soap dispensers guarantees them for life like Deb for example.
On the cartridge dispensers we offer several manufacturers including Deb, Stoko, Tork and also Lotus.
The
bulk soap dispenser is inherently
the economy choice . Indeed, the
hygienic aspect is
not guaranteed by the access to the filling tank. In addition, there is a
risk of error when filling the product level as well as a risk of product stagnation in the tank if it is not maintained regularly. Then there can be
overconsumption and
leakage under the soap dispenser if the soap dispenser pump is not serviced and replaced.
Clearly, if you are looking for absolute savings, prefer a bulk soap dispenser but if hygiene remains your priority, prefer a cartridge soap dispenser.
Choosing a good system will allow you to
control your budget .
In recent years, dispensers of consumables for hand hygiene have developed, in particular automatic soap dispensers.
These devices are
of significant interest with
regard to hygiene . Indeed, the big concern of the major of soap dispensers is the fact that the user comes into contact with the lever or the pusher allowing to dispense the dose of product. Consequently, the hygiene of this pusher in the context of
successive passages by users represents a
major risk in the context of the transmission of germs .
The contactless dispenser is
triggered via an
infrared cell and the dose of soap is therefore delivered without
any contact between the user and the device. Beyond the reinforced hygienic aspect, it is also
the consumption that will be optimized because it is clear that on a manual device, the user will reflexively
press the button several times but on a cell device it does not. will not have this reflex. There will therefore be a
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Distributors and compatible cartridges
Lotus soap dispenser
In the range of Lotus soap dispensers, a distinction must be made between liquid dispensers and foam dispensers.
Foam soap dispenser is available in blue and white, reference 401795 and 402711.
Consumable compatible references 401796, 401797 and 401798
Spray soap dispenser reference E02230 compatible consumable J95816E
Liquid soap dispenser 350 ml reference 80010 compatible consumable 80012
Lotus Enmotion dispenser in blue or white 403605 and 403589. Compatible consumable: 403609, 403608, 404390,404389.
Tork Sca soap dispenser
At Tork SCA there are several models. The same device can be compatible with several types of formulas (washing, disinfecting ...)
Deb soap dispenser
Deb restructured its entire range in 2011/2012 as part of a European approach.
As a result, a certain number of widely implemented standards have been removed due to their aging. Thus the Hypor range with heiress, deb and florafree soaps have been removed from the range.