Smith Rosen Gaming Partitions, a US-based manufacturer, has launched a path-breaking set of scratch-resistant slot machine partitions, which can clean themselves.
The new innovation based on UVC-powered technology will help casinos to tame the spread of the corona virus as well as to satisfy the recent regulations and recommendations for social distancing.
The news should bring cheer to the casinos all over the country, which have mostly remained locked during the last two months. The specifically engineered slot machine partitions are proven to stop the proliferation of virus and bacteria in a casino environment.
Smith Rosen has developed “SAFEPLAY UV,” first of its many patent-pending UVC solutions, which can keep casino guests and employees as safe as possible.
Jamie Klingler, Vice-President of Product Development at Smith Rosen, said:
“The illusion of public safety is more perilous to the Gaming Industry than the casinos taking no action at all. Plastic dividers, although well intentioned, inadvertently create a catch basin for every single thing that flies out of people’s mouths. Plus, in addition to completely destroying the aesthetic of the casino, require a small army to maintain.”
Jeff Smith, CEO of Smith Rosen reminds his clients that UVC has been used safely to disinfect surfaces, air, and water, for over a hundred years. He added:
“Games that call someone to clean them, static plastic barriers, and dormant machines are not actively killing anything. Out of plain old fear, we designed something big and pretty, to kill stuff that’s small and ugly. We didn’t invent the wheel, we just figured out which direction to spin it.”
