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New screen wash tablet to reduce plastic usage

A new screen wash tablet is set to reduce the use of plastic in the automotive industry and make storage easier
vGroup Internationals screen wash tablets replacing the liquid in plastic bottles
Reducing plastic usage: screen wash tablets replace plastic bottles; easier to store, too

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26 September 2018

A NEW vehicle screen wash tablet has been launched by vGroup International to reduce plastic usage.

A screen wash tablet can make up to five litres of the liquid when dissolved in water. The tables replace a typical five-litre bottle of screen wash or 500ml of concentrate.

The screen wash tablets are available in single pod, three-pod or six-pod blister packs. They also form part of vGroup International’s vehicle winter pack for fleets. This also contains an ice scraper and Chlorofluorocarbon-free (CFC) de-icer.

According to the company, the tablets cost no more than than the price of either screen wash or concentrate.

Martyn Nash, vGroup International Chairman, added that  the new screen wash tablet was already used by BMW and Nissan in Germany and their franchise dealer networks.

Nash said:

“We are in talks with all the major motor manufacturers and vehicle importers in the UK market and we anticipate they will take delivery of the tablets. Similarly, we anticipate all our fleet and contract hire and leasing company customers will migrate to the tablet screen wash. We are also in conversation with leading retailers that we supply to stock the tablets.

“Not only do the tablets save considerable storage space, but advocating their use is good for the environment and good PR for businesses. It is a no-brainer.”

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Nick Sharpe

Nick Sharpe

Nick Sharpe is an automotive content writer for Business Motoring

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