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23 Jul 2010
Centerprise has undertaken a mission to clean up the IT industry by striking a deal with washable technology vendor Unotron.
The firm, which manufactures medical-grade washable keyboards, mice and smartcard readers, is looking to increase market share and reduce the spread of germs and cross infection through dirty IT equipment in a range of sectors.
Peter Roost, chief executive of Unotron EMEA, said: "We are delighted to work closely with Centerprise International as a major distributor of our products where we believe our SpillSeal and Scroll Seal patented technology offers a cost-effective proposition to a range of markets including healthcare, education and industrial applications."
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Emma Loveless, international distribution manager at Centerprise, said: " Unotron has some fantastic products and we are delighted to form a partnership with them."
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