Face Masks
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Breathing safety: the law

In many industries, Respiratory Protective Equipment (RPE) is vital, so it is important to know your legal obligations, say online legal analysts Cedrec.

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Mask available in 3 sizes

JSP has introduced three sizes for its popular Force 8 Half-Mask to ensure a perfect fit and thus guarantee optimum protection for all wearers, wherever they are in the world.

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Half mask respiratory protection

The AVIVA is the latest half mask from Scott Safety, a designer and manufacturer of respirators and personal protective equipment. Ensuring worker comfort and wellbeing are priorities, and the half mask’s low-profile head harness is said to offer greater stability and compatibility with safety helmets and eye protection.

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Built-in face-fit checking

JSP, a manufacturer of above-the-neck personal protective equipment (PPE), says: “Just like voters in the forthcoming General Election, you have a choice. As a health and safety decision-maker, you can choose to specify the tried and tested JSP Force8 half mask fitted with PressToCheck P3 Filters –  which enables wearers to check their face-fit –  or you can choose a mask without this option.”

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Lightweight, low-profile protection

Scott Safety has launched the particulate and particulate nuisance odour PRO2 FLEX filter. The PRO2 FLEX protects against a range of solid and liquid particles and odours below the permissible exposure limit (PEL) or the work place exposure limits (WELS).

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Interactive innovations at expo

Arco will present their training and consultancy offer during this year’s Safety & Health Expo including its programmes on confined spaces, working at height and hazard control. The Hull-based family run company will also be hosting a variety of live demonstrations.

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Asbestos respiratory face mask

Asbestos is a deadly material that was used widely in construction, but it’s use was restricted and ultimately banned in the UK outright in 1999. But it still remains in many older constructions and buildings, and the fine fibrous minerals can be the cause of such diseases as asbestosis, lung cancers, and non-malignant pleural disease to those that come into direct contact.  

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