Price cut on safety zone lamps

Smart re-engineering has reduced the costs, but the lamps still look and work in exactly the same way; shining a bright red line on either side of your vehicle, creating a visual “safety zone” for pedestrians in the area. Easily fitted and adjusted, these lamps help prevent foot injuries and collisions from rear end swing, as well as clearly showing a ' no go zone' around any type of materials handling equipment.

Safety zone lamps can be used alone or in conjunction with Curtis' blue spot or arrow warning lamps to the front or rear of the vehicle. These have also been reduced by 20%.

All lamps are resistant to impact and vibration and benefit from an IP67 ingress rating. They give advanced warning of an approaching vehicle and are especially useful around blind corners (i.e. warehouse racking) or in busy, noisy environments where pedestrians are not looking or paying close attention to their surroundings.   And as more than a third of all lift truck related accidents involve pedestrians, they’re an easy way to safeguard your workforce quickly and economically.

Key appointment

The company has announced that David Wilkes has been appointed to the position of Managing Director for Curtis Instruments (UK) Ltd. 

David joined Curtis 32 years ago, operating as UK Sales Director for the past two decades, and brings a wealth of experience, customer and market knowledge to the position. This important move will see David continue to drive Curtis’ largest European subsidiary forward in both existing and evolving markets.

On his appointment David stated, “I’m incredibly excited about the future for Curtis in the UK and globally. We have bold plans for the coming years, which include cutting edge engineering design, as well as new products and services, all supported, as ever, by a highly experienced customer focused team in Northampton. Curtis UK will continue to go from strength to strength.”