Sep 9, 2020
September 09, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - Hilwaite Holdings, based in Phoenix, AZ, has announced the release of the JAMM Hands Free Door Handle, which is a simple, sanitary solution as people get back to work or school, especially considering that door handles are the most touched surface in any building. This hands-free door solution has a patented, anti-ligature design and it has been treated with Biomaster antimicrobial technology, which uses a silver-ion additive to provide a lifetime of germ-free protection while allowing people to avoid touching a door knob that is arguably the most touched surface in the office, school, or any other establishment. It is a hands-free door opener with BS and ISO certification. More info about this hands-free door handle can be found at https://hilwaite.com/collections/jamm/products/hands-free-door-opener-solution-by-jamm.
Kate Braithwaite, CEO of Hilwaite Holdings, says, “The U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that flu alone has resulted in between 9.3 million and 49 million illnesses each year in the United States since 2010. The Hands-Free Door Opener helps tackle this problem with a low cost, convenient fix to germs being spread via touching door handles. And because it meets both ISO and ADA requirements, the Hands-Free Door Solution can be used in both residential and commercial settings.”

The JAMM Hands Free Door Handle is recommended for a number of locations. These include: restaurants, retail spaces, hotels and hospitality establishments, medical facilities, nursing homes, educational institutions, custodial institutions, and public restrooms. This product is much in demand as people all over the world return to work and to schools. It will ensure that workers, students, customers, and patients can move around in a building with ease and safety, and with peace of mind in the knowledge that they are avoiding potential contact with bacteria and viruses.
This door solution offers a simple and safer solution for opening doors in public spaces. It allows a person to open the door with a wrist or forearm to prevent the hands from getting into contact with potentially harmful microbes. In addition, the Biomaster silver-ion additive has been proven to fight microbial growth and to be capable of decontaminating surfaces. It is ensured that it will never wash off or wear off and will therefore last the lifetime of the product.
The JAMM Hands Free Door Handle offers an inexpensive solution for helping keep an establishment safe from harmful microbes on door openers. It has been ascertained to be extremely durable and its anti-ligature design has been mechanically tested in UK laboratory conditions to be able to withstand severe forces. It has been certified as a Grade 4 handle based on BS8424:2004 standards. The product has been designed to be easy to install and it can work in combination with existing door handles.
It should be noted that Biomaster antimicrobial technology offers lifetime, 24/7 protection against potential harmful microorganisms. The silver ions on this hands-free door solution inhibit the growth of microbes by interrupting cellular reproduction and cell wall transmission. And because silver is non-leaching and inorganic, it will remain on the hands-free door handle, unlike organic antimicrobial technologies. Biomaster is a pioneer in antimicrobial product protection for surfaces, including new substrates like coatings, plastics, textiles, and paint.
Meanwhile, this Hands-Free Door Solution has also been ascertained to comply with the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) for door hardware and gate hardware and operable parts. This hands-free door solution also comes with an adapter clip that allows it to be used for cooler/ refrigerator doors, latch style and pole style door handles. This is helpful, especially for refrigerator doors in grocery stores.
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Hilwaite Holdings is a company that is focused on providing simple and safer solutions for customers. They are the sole and exclusive distributor of Jamm® products in North America. Facility managers, procurement managers for department and grocery stores, restaurant owners, commercial property managers, and safety managers who would like to learn more about this sanitary, touchless door opener can check out the Hilwaite Holdings website, or contact them on the phone or through email.
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For more information about Hilwaite Holdings , contact the company here:
Hilwaite Holdings
Kate Braithwaite
602-334-7986
[email protected]
1515 W. Deer Valley Road
Ste. A 102
Phoenix AZ 85027
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