productIntroducing the Quantifit Respirator Fit Tester, which Shawcity describes as the industry breakthrough in mask-fit technology. A portable unit designed to test half-face, full-face and gas masks, it tests in any environment as long as air is present and there is a power supply.
productThe new TSI PortaCount respirator fit testers have recently been added to BSRIA Instrument Solutions sales portfolio, with users able to test full and half face masks, SCBAs (Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus) and disposables.
productJSP has launched the new Springfit fold flat disposable mask with an endoskeleton structure which is said to guarantee each mask keeps its shape, increasing performance and maintaining rigidity. This integrated spring feature allows facial movement ensuring the mask offers a secure face fit and seal during speech or movement of the jaw.
productRPB Safety opened a UK office a year ago and since then they say they’ve been on a mission to advance safety and increase comfort in the industrial workforce.
articleRichard Beardsley of personal protection specialist Alpha Solway looks at the key steps to selecting the right type of dust masks
productThe new Force10 Typhoon is described as an extremely lightweight, easy to maintain full face mask at only 365g with a completely clear panoramic visor to maximise light levels within the mask giving optimum visibility.
productThe First Aid at Work course is designed to help employers meet legal requirements of the Health & Safety at Work Act 1974 and is formally certificated by the First Aid Industry Body (F.A.I.B. approved).
productJSP has launched the Springfit fold flat disposable mask which features a sprung endoskeleton in the mask which ensures the most effective responsive fit. When you wear the mask it springs onto your face and gives a perfect face fit, according to the company.
productWales & West Utilities have changed their face-fit testing equipment over to the Quantifit controlled negative pressure (CNP) system.
productIF YOU or your colleagues use any kind of tight fitting respiratory protection equipment then you should already know that you should be conducting fit testing regularly to ensure the fit of the mask to the face of the wearer is good enough to provide adequate protection.
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