Filmop Announces Launch of New Content-Rich Website
Filmop USA announces that it has launched a new content-rich website with an abundance of product information and tools for the proper selection of cleaning systems for healthcare facilities. The site highlights products specifically designed for healthcare facilities, such as Alpha ES mobile workstations; on-demand microfiber charging systems; and no-touch mopping and surface cleaning technology.
The website’s streamlined navigation is graphically user-friendly and easily moves the visitor to product selection, videos, product information sheets, and general information about environmental services in a healthcare environment.
“We designed this website to provide easily accessible, usable information about how our mobile workstations and microfiber cleaning systems address the specific cleaning needs in healthcare facilities so distributors and their customers are confident in their purchasing decisions,” says Bruno Niklaus, vice president of sales and marketing for Filmop USA. “Since Filmop is also well-respected in other industry verticals, there is specific guidance for products appropriate for educational facilities and general facility maintenance.”
The new Filmop USA website features a primary drop-down navigation bar that quickly displays the various informational pages. Featured product lines include workstations, microfiber systems, dual buckets, and specialty tools. As key industries are discussed, the site provides suggested products for specific areas within facility types, such as operating rooms in hospitals and cafeterias in educational facilities.
Visitors can quickly access a variety of helpful resources including videos, product literature, case studies and industry guidelines. Specific healthcare resources include downloadable guidelines, such as the CDC Guide to Environmental Cleaning in Healthcare Facilities and helpful links such as the Association for the Healthcare Environments (AHE) video on environmental cleaning training. The new Filmop USA website at: http://www.FilmopUSA.com.
Source: Filmop USA
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