[pdhanson]

I've heard of winspray, the belt thing is apparently v comfortable,

but the "winspray gun" seems to be a bit of an oddity.  I dont quite get it.  It seems to be intended for pole use (with the brushes) but winspray doesnt seem to supply a resin or RO system?

Also, the tools look like they could slip off the little bar of the gun, as it is just a "push-fit" arrangement.

Maybe its meant only for cleaning signs

Silly

[STEVE71163]

Hi Silly,
         I seem to remember that i saw a ro unit that winspray made (Maybe their website) Or maybe i am just loosing my marbles :

Steve

[Peter Fogwill]

Hi Silly,
         I seem to remember that i saw a ro unit that winspray made (Maybe their website) Or maybe i am just loosing my marbles :
Steve

Steve, the Winspray PDIS is DI not RO, it consists of a couple of pre filters then DI.

Peter

[STEVE71163]

Thanks Peter,
                    I wasnt to sure what i saw or where i saw it but i thought i had seen something somewhere  

Steve

[Peter Fogwill]

Numerous replies and not one mention of winspray which is taking America by storm...Contact me in your email not private message forum .I never really check that...I will have info for you...

The Winspray will be quite popular in the USA as they are more into home made set ups over there, they mostly use DI tanks to purify their water, and the brush on the Winspray is fed by the pressure from a nearby tap.  They have far more outside taps than we have here so one is never far away.  It seems to me that much of the USA also enjoys softer water than most of the UK, so DI is quite cost effective.

I honestly don't think it will make it over here.

Peter

[Pdh]

different subject,if you have a pole system installed in your van do you have to inform dvla and your insurance company.ifso what requirements are needed

[The_Fed_Man]

Not so far, the only thing you are bound by at present is "Code of Practice for the Safety of Loads on Vehicles", (3rd Edition) Available from the Stationery Office (previously HMSO ISBN0115525475 Priced at £10.50), which contains details of current legislation and advice.

If Crash Testing does become the means to measure Van Mounted WFP machines by, then Insurance Companies will have some sort of requirement in the future, some are certainly aware of Crash Testing at the moment.

[The_Fed_Man]

Dom,

Darwin Clayton certainly are, I also have my system insured with them.  I have heard of one other through the grape-vine, I have a feeling it was Eagle Star but I may be mistaken.

[STEVE71163]

Hi Dom
          Can you give us a web address for Brodex please

Steve

[Majestic]

Steve
They have a full page add in the fed mag , but its
www.brodexbms.co.uk

[STEVE71163]

Thanks John and Dom,
                                  I will go and take a look

Steve

[Klean07]

We've come a long way since this was first posted. Its funny how things change isnt it!!

[H S and Son]

It is interesting, thanks for that. And still some of the same questions floating around remaining unanswered.