The Irish Water Waste & Environment (IWWE) and Irish Recycling & Waste Management (IRWM) exhibitions will see the launch of a number of new products and services by exhibitors.

So far nine launches are confirmed for the shows, which take place between the 5 and 6 of March 2008 at the RDS in Dublin. The exhibitions are a fantastic occasion for exhibitors to maximize the impact of the launch of their new product or services by providing them with a chance to promote directly to visitors from their intended market.

Butler Manufacturing Services Ltd's Stormbreaker will have its world premiere launch at the Irish Water Waste & Environment Exhibition and Trojan will exhibit a new range of UV products, the UVMax Pro Series for commercial and large domestic applications. As well as these launches Vogelsang Ltd are planning to display the new QUICK-MIX at the show. The QUICK-MIX has been developed with the aim of increasing the yield in a Bio-Gas plant through efficient pre-mixing of solid waste with active sludge prior to introduction into the digester.

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Further launches at the exhibitions include products from KMK Metals Recycling Ltd who will focus on their newest brand Accumulator during the exhibition, PCP Group, who will be launching the Norsonic 140 - New Noise Monitoring Equipment and Hennessey Engineering Ltd who are exhibiting their new roll on/off hook-lift equipment.

Inetec are also planning to launch a new service at the IRWM. This will consist of an on site operating contract which will enable clients to have a facility installed at their factory site at no capital cost to them. They will then pay a gate fee, per tonne, to process waste through the facility and then buy the renewable energy back at the same price that they are paying for external energy. Finally, Mist-Air Dust Suppression will launch their portable misting systems for intermittent use, which is a new unit for plasterboard recycling and chipboard manufacturers.

To attend the exhibition and view pioneering equipment and developments in the Irish water, waste, environmental and energy sectors, register for free entry at www.environment-ireland.com and receive a free light lunch on the day. All visitors to the show will also be entered into a prize draw for a weekend away for two at a luxurious Irish hotel.

(GK/JM)