Water: an invaluable resource
Water is life.
Although our planet is about 71% covered by water, only 2.5% of this is fresh and available for human consumption. Even more surprising is the fact that less than 1% of fresh water is actually accessible, as the rest is trapped in glaciers or underground. Without it, nothing could exist: neither we, nor nature, nor the activities that enable us to work and live every day.
Yet, this precious resource is under increasing pressure from waste, pollution and climate change.
Water is a fundamental resource for life on our planet: indispensable for all living things (animals, humans and plants), necessary to keep our bodies healthy.
Unfortunately, its availability is not infinite, it is a limited resource, and this causes a number of critical issues on a local and global scale.
That is why it is essential to treat it with respect. How? By reducing waste, using it more intelligently and focusing on technologies that optimise its consumption. Only in this way can we ensure a sustainable future for all.
our contribution as Cannons-Conrad
We are committed as producers to making a contribution to preserving this precious resource.
We are committed and are still committed to producing the next generation of efficient, high-performance atomisers that do not require too many kilowatts to operate, let alone hectolitres of water.
We study the right combination of components to spray well without creating puddles, stagnation and wasted water.
This is a positive result because those who use these products know that they are saving money and doing (sometimes unknowingly) good for the environment.
On World Water Day we, like many, reflected on how important it is to raise awareness of water as a 'most important resource', at the same time we agreed that behind the big words in the media it is important to follow up on many small actions in our daily lives at home and even more so in the office and factory.
Since the design stage, one of our goals has been to build spray cannons capable of reducing water consumption while ensuring optimal performance in dust containment. A difficult balance, but one that we constantly pursue.
Happy World Water Day.
